Month: August 2015
There is nothing wrong in being able to price low and selling at half or less than half the price as long the service quality is at least 80% of the sustained market price.Low priced services offering matching quality often tend to be disruptive to the markets and customers benefit significantly from what has to be done.
However, being simply low priced and expecting the economics and sociology to work on its own is something that will equate to having one size fits all approach to business.
Handling large amounts of data for business analytics can be challenging. To defeat data overload and manage those mountains of data, you need smart aggregation and consolidation of relevant data encompassing appropriate contextual information over a relevant period.
New BI tools have made this job easier with deep dive technology that enables simple analytics and allows you to leverage sophisticated tools, in an easy-to-use environment so that you can not only report on your data but you can get to those hidden nuggets of data that will have the most impact on your organization.
A survey over 1,200 mobile apps by 26 privacy regulators from the world has shown that a high number of apps are accessing large amounts of personal information without adequately explaining how people’s information is being used.
ElegantJ BI is proud to announce its ISV relationship with Tally Solutions, combining Business Intelligence with the popular Tally® accounting solution. The ElegantJ BI business intelligence Tally® partnership benefits small to medium sized enterprises (SMEs), by supporting their ongoing usage of the popular Tally® ERP and accounting solution, and helping Tally customers to leverage the value of Tally in an integrated, scalable environment that supports company and user base growth, and enables true self-serve business intelligence reporting and in-depth analysis.ElegantJ BI CEO, Kartik Patel says, “This integral relationship allows Tally Solutions customers to drive performance and to integrate ERP, CRM, HR, inventory and other data with their Tally data with an affordable, one-day installation process and complete support for enterprise needs.”
Cloud+Mobile+SaaS
How to develop a cloud based mobile application that is also a Software as a Service? What if you can build it for say less than $2000.How is it even possible?
Good question.
Let us find out…
Starting off with the business of generating leads, the offers on Google ad-words are remarkably flooded with organizations that are doing $8/hr or $10/hr prices for experienced developers. How does that work?
Are the cost of developers in India so low? or is it the price war triggered by ample competition from freelance community of developers?