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  It takes days or even months to find a good customer — and less than one second to lose them, especially in eCommerce. It’s a harsh reality that has been evident to businesses within each sector over the years, from the days defined by brick and mortar to the evolution of big-box retail and superstores. Now, again with the rise of  e-commerce , the task of providing a great customer experience has gone online. When you can’t provide an e x cellent customer experience with a handshake and a smile, how do you ensure your consumers are getting what they need? But even more importantly, how can you build a base of loyal consumers and ensure they return for more? Read More —  Use RPA To Upskill To Your Employees Improving User Experience On Your Website Your website is the primary way in which your online customers interact with your brand. As a result, reaching more potential customers and increasing your web traffic does you little good if the first thing your customers experience is a

When an automation team spends a disproportionate amount of time on automating tests, and the resulting automation then ends up covering only about 30% of the tests, the automation policy has failed. A much higher percentage is needed to “test everything always” in Cloud applications. Additionally, automation should not dominate the test process. The actual   cloud strategy   and automation development and more importantly maintenance effort should only have a modest footprint in terms of time and resources. While many testing orga n izations mistakenly approach automation from the perspective of tooling or programming, an approach centered on  automation effective test design  combined with an  agile test development  process yields far better results. When done right, the result is a set of automated tests with on-the-fly adaptability that readily meets the facile requirements of testing in the Cloud. Tools have their place in the process, but frequently steal the center of attention

  Distributed Ledger, popularly known as Blockchain, is the technology behind making the history of any digital asset immutable, i.e., the origin and journey of the digital asset are rendered transparent and accessible, through decentralization and cryptographic hashing. Not long ago, Blockchain was considered just hype with no real-world use-case insight. But, the technology penetrated faster and at a much larger scale. The famous use case of Blockchain, the Bitcoin, brought the much-deserved spotlight to the technology and the rest has been history. It took a decade, but now Blockchain has been unequivocally recognized as the pragmatic solution to some very pressing challenges across industries. Overall investment in the technology is increasing and many incumbents have either acquired a Blockchain development company or have recruited an in-house team. A whopping 53% of global survey respondents stated that Blockchain is a critical priority for their organization in 2019 and 23% hav

  There’s one thing that we hear constantly from our customers and partners it’s that there’s a huge gap between the supply and demand for   robotic process automation   (RPA) talent. We never want a lack of trained RPA talent to be a challenge for scaling your RPA efforts. Digital transformation looks very different at every company and is based on your organization’s vision, challenges, and demands. But setting up your automation program for success starts always with putting the right people in place — and creating a training strategy to develop the necessary skills across your organization. Here   are our top five steps to building out your automation training framework: 1. Identifying skills gaps in your organization. It’s important to understand the audience’s (in this case, employees’) skills and responsibilities in order to create a tailored learning plan. We’ve created a matrix based on working with our customers that is a useful starting point. An automation competency matrix

  With the speedy growth of the enterprise mobility market all over the globe, businesses need to consider the Android platform. This is because mobile growth is expected to get to $140 billion by the year 2020. One of the major contributors to this growth is the Android platform. However, enterprises that want to leverage gains from the power of Android mobility must roll out intuitive   Android apps   which they can use to channel the ecosystem to the preferred effect. Here are the immense benefits that enterprises leverage by investing in Android apps. Open source Being an   open source, Android is a  software development  kit that is available for free. This means that businesses that roll out Android apps to power their processes and systems will only spend money on development costs. They can reduce their software licensing costs and only get software devoid of any royalties. Developers can also interact with the Android developer community future versions that they can integrate

  No matter the programming language, CMS, or front-end software you work with, chances are that   web development   innovation takes precedent in your everyday work. Software companies and independent web developers alike have a lot to look forward to with the continuous rise of IoT (Internet of Things) devices on the global market. According to research, over 20 billion IoT devices will be active and connected to the internet by the year 2020. Of that, 90% of automobiles will also be connected to the web, allowing for a larger plethora of quality of life features for passengers. This   showcases a huge potential marketplace for web developers to implement their knowledge and expertise into IoT devices and their respective software packages. But how does IoT development affect web development as we know it? The recently-published data refers to the 43% adoption rate of IoT devices in the next five years, further cementing the role of IoT technologies in web development. What changes s

  In software development terms, “Stack” is a combination of different software products and programming languages to create web or mobile applications . Nowadays, software firms are implementing the strategy of using a combination of various technologies to enable a faster and more dynamic web development process. For instance, LAMP (software bundle), which is an acronym for Linux (operating system), Apache (webserver), MySQL (database management system), and PHP, PERL, or Python (server-side scripting language). Similarly, there is a new technology stack, which is so popular among developers for its potential resourcefulness in web development. It is the MEAN stack. So, what is MEAN stack, and why it is so popular? What is MEAN stack? MEAN is an acronym, which stands for MongoDB (database system), ExpressJS (back-end web framework), AngularJS (front-end framework), and NodeJS (back-end runtime environment). These technologies were developed at different points in time. But, today