According to a recent report published by a financial research firm, the top reason for implementing a Digital Transformation (Dx) strategy (and the top benefit from said strategy) is to improve operational efficiency. 40% of those businesses surveyed said that operational efficiency was a primary driving factor.
According to a recent study, there are over four (4) million websites using Angular JS. And, when it comes to Hybrid Mobile Apps, Angular is growing in popularity every day and today forms the foundation for mobile apps offered by some very large corporations, including PayPal’s transaction and checkout portal, and Delta Airlines app, which provides real-time access for airfares and booking.
The .NET development environment if familiar to programmers and developers all over the world. This Microsoft product has been around for quite some time and it has made its way into thousands of projects. Its Asp.Net web application framework has been used in over 1.5 million websites worldwide, while the .Net Core product has enjoyed expanded use in the developer community, increasing year-over-year by 15%, and showing no signs of slowing.
What if your business wishes to undertake a Python development project? What if your IT team does not have the time or the skill to take on this type of project? No worries! In this article, we will talk about the various ways in which Python can support your software application or software product development needs and how to best staff and manage a Python project and hire Python programmers in a worry-free environment.
When a business is considering a custom ERP project, it will typically start with discussions with the internal IT team. But often, the IT team is unable to accommodate the project. When you ask the IT team, you will hear one or more concerns or reasons for delay or downright refusal to take on the project.
When a business is considering a MEAN approach to its mobile application development it is often faced with the stark reality that it cannot adequately staff the project with the skills and experience it needs. Perhaps its IT team has some of the skills, but no time to dedicate to yet another project. Perhaps, the internal IT team simply lacks the skills, whether those skills are technical, project management, quality, testing or in other areas.
The world-renowned technology research firm, Gartner, defines Digital Transformation as ‘the changes associated with digital technology application and integration into all aspects of human life and society. It is the move from the physical to digital’. While many businesses are taking up the task of planning for and executing Digital Transformation (Dx), many businesses will find these initiatives fall short of expectations.
If your business wants to generate more revenue and increase its customer reach, it may be considering a mobile application project. When it comes to Native mobile apps, there are many considerations but, if your business wants to focus solely on an Apple iPhone app development project or on an Android mobile application, you will need a vision! What kind of application will be best for your business and will result in more revenue, customer visibility and customer satisfaction?
Your business may be planning a mobile application for business users or perhaps you plan to launch a mobile app in the consumer market. Whatever your plan, you will have to decide whether to design and develop your mobile application using a native approach or a hybrid mobile application approach for cross-platform mobile app compliance. If you are facing this decision, you should first consider how broadly your application may be used by your target audience and decide which approach will work best for your business needs and for future upgrades and expansion into the market or to accommodate shifts in user expectations and market changes.
For those businesses considering the mobile application market, whether for a business app, or a mobile app designed for the consumer market, there is the question of native vs. hybrid mobile application development. It is important to understand that the developer community today typically recommends and uses the cross-platform approach and there are good reasons for that. While there are instances in which you might consider a native mobile application, most projects will be more successful if they are developed as hybrid mobile applications.
