This year heralds a number of interesting developments in software and technology. Here’s a list of what I think will transpire in the world of Cloud, DevOps, and Agile architecture based on technologies coming down the road and what we’re talking about with Ness’s clients. There will be rapid advances around Containerization to enable greater […]
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India has really good, experienced software engineers with enormous expertise. The software industry in India has reached a point where it generates software engineering talent on an unprecedented scale. In addition, many Indian software engineers have come back from working overseas, bringing a global perspective on best practices and industry sector insights to bear. While […]
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Mobile apps have now become ubiquitous. Google has proposed a way to have one app be equal on both web and on mobile devices – Progressive Web Apps. Such apps take advantage of the modern web and browser capabilities to provide a full native app experience on any form factor. Progressive apps load quickly even […]
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The year’s been brimming with innovations and disruptions in all industries. Digital native organizations, the innovative and agile have gone about integrating digital and mobile strategies, leveraging advances in big data, cloud, IoT, partnering technology players for needed expertise, and acknowledging that today all are ‘technology companies’, regardless of their competencies. As Ness SES, a […]
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Here at Ness we are interested to understand what the industry thinks of emerging technology so we went directly to the early adopters’ community to capture their views for what the future holds within the Internet of Things (IoT), Wearable Technology, Mobile Payments and Privacy. Download the Ness SES Info-graphic on the IOT & Future […]
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According to Juniper Research (http://www.juniperresearch.com/research/smart-wearable-devices-report), 27 million units of wearable devices will be sold by the end of the year. The market is said to be worth $ 7.1 billion by 2015. It’s also highly possible that in the foreseeable future, people could walk into doctor’s appointments along with their Fitbits, Nike Fuel Bands or […]
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We’re so used to having technology surround us that a day without our smartphone, tablet or laptop seems unimaginable. A moment away from Twitter or Facebook seems dreadful. A two-hour flight with no WiFi, how will we cope? Not too long ago, ‘technology’ was a monitor, CPU, mouse and keyboard. When touch screens had not […]
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There is so much to see at the Web Summit it is hard to know where to start. The various streams bring the best of technology and innovation to the forefront of discussions. The show will educate the industry with the latest and greatest in business strategy, performance and evolving platforms from heavy weight companies […]
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