LinkedIn serves as an unbelievable resource for connecting with clients and prospects and keeping up with the latest news and on occasion a bit of humor. Today’s breakdown of news was no exception as an image of what the Titanic sinking in 2015 would look like caught my eye.
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With a growing emphasis on business intelligence and facilitating data driven decision-making, reporting has become a more vital daily function than ever. Organizational leaders are being encouraged to peer into the data their applications capture in order to obtain actionable insights and an accurate depiction of how their operations are going. Read More
Business Intelligence (BI) Software provides significant benefits that include simplifying decision-making and revealing new opportunities, but companies must first lay the groundwork for BI software to aid them in such ways. In order to adjust to this requirement, organizations are encouraged to undergo a robust evaluation and data structuring period before making a BI software purchase decision. Otherwise, capitalizing fully on BI software will be an impossibility. Read More
Just as you were getting used to virtual machines, the next big thing is here. Containerization of applications is the next logical step in containerizing web applications and operating systems for massively scaled distribution. Confused yet? Let’s take a look at how Docker works in comparison to a typical virtual machine and the advantages that it provides. Read More
Since before the World Wide Web was out and about, programmers have loved to debate over which languages are better. What started out as a debate over which had easier syntax has evolved quite a bit. Today you may be wondering about what to develop your applications in: C# or Java? Let’s take a look at the pros and cons of selecting C# over Java. Read More
Did you miss last week’s blog and reports posted on our website? Here’s a chance to check them all out in one easy location. After reading your favorites, contact us with any questions or suggestions. Read More
As technology evolves, the underpinnings of that technology need to change. Or do they? While Fortran is no longer the dominant language, there is still a large amount of code out there written in it. That code will likely never be updated. And so that brings us to Java. Is Java on the way out? Read More
Do you expect your code to fail when it comes into contact with users? Should a developer write code expecting that everyone who uses it will try their best to break it? Read More
Embedded Business Intelligence Will Rise In Leaner Times
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as been written about unicorns, companies that have soared to $1 billion valuations or higher, based on fundraising most notably in the Fortune ranking of Top 100. Recently, reactions have come more frequently – and even quite explicitly – about the problems the unicorn culture has created in the investment and business community. One recent example is from the blog of Mark Suster, a two-time entrepreneur turned venture capitalist. Read More
Business intelligence software can be a key player in your company’s quest to save money and cut down on bloat. No matter how big or small your organization is, it will likely contain multiple levels to handle workflow. Investing in business intelligence software allows all of these levels to share data and align efforts to weed out areas that raise costs. Read More
