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5 technology trends that will change enterprise software in 2018

Enterprise software used to be slow moving, legacy, safe-playing and conservative in the past. But that era is long gone with the new advancements we have seen in the last 5 to 10 years. This trend of innovation and rapid change will get accelerated during the year 2018. Here are 5 main technology areas that will change the way people build, sell and use enterprise software. IaaS to PaaS to FaaS  — Maintaining a server infrastructure was challenging even for very large enterprises due to the various levels of expertise needed to maintain it. But this has changed a long way with the introduction of Amazon Web Services (AWS) in 2006 and with their EC2 Infrastructure as a Service (IaaS). All the other cloud vendors followed AWS and offered their own solutions like Microsoft Azure, Google Cloud platform. Then came the next level of cloud computing frameworks, Platform as a Service or PaaS where cloud vendors provide both infrastructure as well as operating systems and a common platfo...

Understanding General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) and the business impact

Do you know how your personal data is used and exchanged within Facebook or Google? How do you feel if you see your personal information is exposed to a digital marketer and he keeps bombarding you with promotional offers which you are not interested in? Whether you like it or not, this is how it works today. Your personal information is there to be used by anyone who can pay a small amount of money or capable of doing some kind of hacking. Do you ever think about why someone wants your full detail when registering into some kind of service? Within first 6 months of 2017, there has been more than 6 Billion personal records were exposed through data breaches. They cost millions of dollars to the organizations today and in the future. Trust and confidence are the most important factors in today's business. 70% of customers reports that they would be less inclined to work with a business that suffered a public disclosure of a data breach. From the above facts, it is self evident t...