Software Engineering Insights

One of the smartest and most intelligent Customer Relationship Management (CRM) applications available right now is Salesforce Lightning. From enhancing the efficiency and productivity of sales reps to changing the way businesses sell – Lightning is the game-changer.

In the past few years, we have seen an explosion in cloud-based software for all business needs. Companies like Salesforce provided incredible value to their customers through their cloud software and Software as a Service (SaaS) model.

If you are dealing with a mammoth amount of data and need latency-free operations, AWS Outposts can fulfill most of your needs. It is one of the fastest-growing innovations and complements the implementation of emerging technologies like A.I. and machine learning.

While it might seem difficult to decide between the Sales Cloud and Service cloud, taking a deeper look at the features offered by each of them will help you pick the product that best suits your needs.

A good Customer Relationship Management (CRM) system can take your business to new heights. 

And as per research by Gartner, the Worldwide customer experience and relationship management software market grew by 15.6 percent in 2018.

Rackspace and Amazon Web Services (AWS) are the two most popular cloud hosting companies. Rackspace, founded in 1998, offers computing services such as virtual servers, cloud storage, and managed services. AWS came into existence much later in 2006 with services such as infrastructure facilities, server-less computing, and hosted Kubernetes to offer. 

The current trend of the IT industry is based on the principle of automation. This isn’t just hype because the marvelous effects of automating various tasks are widely known by now. Planning out the budget effectively and reducing maintenance costs are some of the deemed automation outcomes. 

IT world is full of various terminologies that are often related to each other. When it comes to digital transformation, DevOps and CloudOps are often touted as two essential ingredients to get much needed competitive advantage and offer differentiated services.

The public cloud computing market size is expected to reach $354 billion by 2022. This includes business processes, platforms, software, infrastructure, management, security, and almost everything that a cloud service provider delivers.

We all are aware of the concept of ‘rentals’. Renting a house means having a contract to stay in a property for a defined time interval and paying only for the facilities provided by the landlord. Similar is the concept of cloud infrastructure. There is a cloud service provider (landlord) who has a house (cloud infrastructure) with a set of services to serve the IT world. Businesses (the tenants) avail these services provided by the cloud provider and pay only for what they use. Here, the services may range anywhere from hardware, storage, network, and software.