In these days of “big data,” where should you start to gain insight about your business and its customers? Start small.
The notion seems to have taken hold that data insight requires all the possible sources of information. This starts with simple sales and expense figures and ratchets up to a multitude of IoT sensors on everything from your inventory to the shelves from which consumers grab products to put into their shopping baskets. You must know the weather, demographics and what people were Tweeting about to understand your business and its market.
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What tools should a developer use to build a front end for their application? This sounds too simple, but use the library or framework that is best suited for what you want to achieve. Only add in other tools as absolutely necessary. Read More
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Information overload is a problem and it isn’t getting better anytime soon. Every single day, the amount of data your customers collect greatly increases. That makes it more and more difficult to present that data in a refined and insightful manner. 
Independent software vendors increasingly find customers want a modern business intelligence and analytics solution integrated with their core application. Your customers don’t want the hassle of figuring out how to make a third-party BI tool work with somebody else’s application and their data. 
Sorry to kill the suspense, but no, attending a coding boot camp will absolutely not get you a job. 
As everything seems to migrate to the cloud, establishing an Azure SQL database sounds promising, but it has limits over an on-premise SQL Enterprise installation. 
A software developer with diverse technical interests and experiences is attractive to employers. As long as that includes enough of the skills and experiences to make them believe you can handle the job, it should be easier to make the shortlist of candidates. 
Executives who don’t create a data-driven culture for their companies for decision-making waste the opportunity to draw insights that reveal ways to increase sales, cut costs, drive efficiencies and beat out their competitors. 