Come 2022, and we know that COVID-19 will continue impacting how we work. This also means that we would continue witnessing growth in digitalization and technological advancement, as we saw in the last two years, maybe even more. From automation to data science, augmented reality to metaverse, companies are talking
In the emerging world of 'remote and hybrid' working, a lot will evolve next year. Especially as companies have also begun to contemplate the idea of 'return-to-office.' New technologies, data-driven decisions, and digital communications, not to forget the metaverse, will be critical for businesses to keep the workflow going. With
Undoubtedly, the past few years have witnessed developments around human-mimicking technologies like machine learning. Gone are the days when businesses relied on door-to-door surveys to understand their market. Gone are the days when paper and television/radio advertising were the only means through which customers would know of a new product
A year can make a huge difference. We saw it in 2020, and we lived it in 2021. So while there is still a lot of Corona chaos going on, and the ‘virus worry’ is far from over, in retrospection, there are more than one things that have been good
Let's accept it. The 'good old (legacy) days' for the retailers are gone forever. To survive and sprint ahead of the competition, they need their stores to look deluxe and offer a swift response, hyper-personalized experiences, and a completely hassle-free experience to their customers on the ground. It is because
The world around us is turning smart. We have smart watches, smart homes, smart buildings, smart cities, and even intelligent toasters. We have heaps of sensors and actuators throughout our homes rolling out to improve our experiences of living in the house. Where are we heading with this? We are
Microservice architecture – based on a collection of small, loosely-coupled services for rapid and reliable delivery of complex applications – has gained tremendous popularity across industries. As a result, businesses are increasingly transitioning to microservice architectural style from monolith structure. However, the transition is not easy. That is why the
If dealing with data was not difficult, many of us would be out of the job, literally. But, on a serious note, even as real-time data analytics becomes one of the key drivers of revenues for many businesses, implementing a robust data IT architecture is quite challenging. To extract the
"One good thing about Covid is it's teaching society when you're sick. STAY HOME. I spent years in a culture where coming to work sick was a trait of a good worker. Then everyone got sick & all the bad workers took sick days. Twisted priorities. I applaud "The Great
In the last two years, if there is any word resonating continually in the IT world besides COVID-19, it is data engineering. With data becoming one of the most valued assets in companies, the investment and importance around building a robust data infrastructure have also grown leaps and bounds. This
Kafka Connect is a technology for linking Kafka with other services. One of the main challenges of an IT architecture is the batch process and a bunch of codes that transport or align data from one to another application. A small failure can cause ultimate data and business losses with
Every young technology enthusiast or someone who is looking for a new development path is asking a question to himself - what is the next trending programming language to be learned? After many years of Java being a market leader in back-end development, in the last couple of years seems
