Software Engineering Insights

With such information overload in the digital era, holding the attention of the users can feel like an uphill battle for many brands. As your customers move through endless streams of content right at their fingertips, getting your product to stand out is becoming harder by the minute. 

Enter scrollytelling - a dynamic way to keep your audience engaged with your brand through moving text and design elements that appear, disappear, or transition with each scroll. Readers don’t have to click or press anything to move ahead on the page. All they need to do is ‘scroll’.

The idea of scrollytelling or applying interactive elements of design to content can breathe instant life into your project, website, landing pages, etc. 

Let’s take a deep dive into what scrollytelling is, why it matters, its benefits, and how can brands tell immersive stories with designs.

From chatbots to predictive analytics, AI promises to transform how we live and work. But in all the hype and excitement, what real tangible value can AI bring to businesses? Understanding of real potential for AI goes beyond the flashy headlines and tech jargon.

In the daily routines of healthcare professionals, the handling of sensitive patient data is a critical responsibility. However, storing this information on local computers, once the norm, has become a risky proposition. The reason? A growing wave of ransomware attacks that have the power to paralyze entire healthcare institutions. Therefore, if you're a healthcare practitioner, safeguarding your organization's data by backing it up with a HIPAA-compliant cloud storage service is not merely a wise choice; it's imperative.

Cybercriminals are constantly waiting for opportunities to exploit your organization's system security flaws. While the motivations of these hackers vary, be it political, financial, or just to gain notoriety, they all constitute a severe threat to your company's confidential data. There are several points of entry known as security vulnerabilities that are defined by the Open Web Application Security Project (OWASP) community.

Not long ago, banking was a rather traditional affair. People would visit physical bank branches, wait in lines, and fill out paperwork for even the simplest financial transactions. The world of banking was rooted in physicality, with brick-and-mortar branches serving as the epicenters of financial operations.

In the current healthcare landscape, personalization of patient care has become a top research priority and finds a place in active discussions around the improvement of healthcare workflows. The Digital Twin concept is at the forefront of these discussions as it is paving the way for the creation of groundbreaking digital applications that facilitate enhanced precision medicine, clinical trials, and population health.

The extent of innovation and advancement in Augmented Reality (AR) and Virtual Reality (VR) wearable technology has been explosive in the last five years alone. The latest entrant in this domain of technological disruption comes in the form of the Apple Vision Pro; a spatial computer vision-enabled headset that is far more than what meets the eye.

Software applications have become the backbone of most modern businesses, powering everything from customer-facing applications to internal operations. However, as the complexity and scale of software applications continue to grow, so do the challenges that organizations face in delivering reliable and scalable software solutions. In response, platform engineering has emerged as a key solution.

The integration of digital technology has become an integral part of every industry, whether it is for conducting business, medical implementations, or customer engagement. When it comes to medicine, EHR (Electronic Health Record) systems have become the backbone of healthcare organizations.  The implementation of EHR systems is now no longer seen as a luxury but a necessity for those looking to tap into the digital health space.

The heightening investment in the retail industry has been increasing the size of the convenience stores market in recent years. Leading the growth spurt is the 7-Eleven chain of 70,000 convenience stores spread across 17 countries in the Asia Pacific and Atlantic markets. The convenience store giant has been leveraging data analytics through a variety of approaches that ensure steady growth and proper convenience for its customers.