Modern enterprises, if they want to stay competitive in the market, need to follow the trends of the contemporary digital world. Now as we enter the connected customer service age, enterprise application development gains momentum, because the connections between the companies and their
Immortality does not exist even in today's high-tech world. Any software will fall into disrepair without proper maintenance. Mobile applications are the most vulnerable due to the rapid rate of development in this market and ever-increasing user expectations.
A good start is often believed to be half of the success in any undertaking, followed by proper planning and project management. However, a discovery phase in software development is even more important than a good start, since it forms an excellent base for it.
According to Statista 10 years ago there were 30 000 farming-related apps available on Google Play. By 2016 the number of applications of such kind constituted an amazing 2.6 million and the global market size of the farm management software and services is going to grow from 1307 billion U.S. dollars worldwide to almost 2.9 in 2021, which is more than twice.
Modern people will soon forget the days when appointments or reservations were made by calling, even the simplest operations are now done with just a button click. Three-quarters of the American population have smartphones and use mobile applications for every possible need.
In the minds of a majority of people the term «business travel» evokes an attractive picture of business class flights, luxury hotels, and pleasant pastime at a corporate dinner with men in elegant business suits.
Today, one may often come across the disputes about the feasibility of applying PHP in the development of IT products and services. There are so many publications (mostly, written in emotions by frustrated programmers) stressing out the drawbacks and limitations of PHP and its frameworks, that, as a business owner or a CIO, you may also start hesitating if PHP is suitable for your project. Is the situation really so bad? And if so, why 83 % of all web services are still being written in PHP? And why is it the choice of Slack, BlaBlaCar, Spotify, and other market leaders?
Initially built for server-side scripting, PHP has become one of the most widely used programming languages. According to WWW Technology Surveys, the share of its use worldwide exceeds 80%. Among PHP advocates are such giants as Slack, Wikipedia, Wordpress, Pinterest, Nvidia, Tumblr and, to some extent, Facebook. The wide range of functions it possesses allow applying this language in almost any area of IT development. That's why companies, from startups to large enterprises, so often choose this programming language when it comes to developing products and services. Let’s have a look at some inspiring examples of what can be done with PHP.
Enterprise resource planning systems (ERP) have become irreplaceable over the last two decades. As at 2017, 81% of organizations were either implementing ERP software or completed implementation. But due to the rapid technological changes, the issue is still pending for many companies. With the inevitability of upgrades, you, as a CEO or CIO may still hesitate if it is better to build your own ERP system or buy a prepackaged solution.
Recruitment management software is increasingly in demand. Solutions for recruitment automation or so-called Human Capital Management Systems (HCM) offer us great prospects — the HCM global market is expected to grow to $ 22.51B by 2022, comparing to $14.50B in 2017. How can your business benefit from HCM solution and why develop online recruitment system?
