You have a great idea for a business application or maybe you are thinking of creating a software product to sell to consumers! Creative ideas are just the first step in a long and complex process that, if done correctly, can provide great success. BUT, if this process is not seamless, there is the potential to spend a lot of time and money and end up in delays or failure. Any great idea is worth executing the right way!
Whether your market is local or global, the business world is competitive and you can’t afford a misstep in the market. Technology is the underpinning of productivity and workflow, so if you are using software, you will need skilled software development and a service provider that can assist with integration, infrastructure support, and other technology initiatives. While your IT team may be very skilled, if your organization is like most, IT is sorely strained for resources and they are trying to do everything from producing custom reports to maintaining networks and hardware and creating custom apps that serve users.
If your business is considering a software product development project for the consumer market or to build an app for internal use, you must consider one thing, above all else, before you start looking for a software product development company. There is a distinct difference between software application development and software product development, and if you choose a partner who does not understand this difference, your project is not likely to succeed.
At the end of 2015, Gartner released a list of top industry trends that will come in 2016. The list comprised ten things all related to digital technology, trends and security. The emphasis was expansion of the industry in new or revamped ways that will lead everything.
Here are the ten trends that Gartner enlisted:
Scotland will vote on an independence proposition on September 18, and Elegant MicroWeb, of Ahmedabad, India, wishes the Scottish people the best during this important time in their history. In 2001, just two years after the Scottish Parliament was established, it became the first of many organizations throughout the United Kingdom to join hands with Elegant MicroWeb and Organized Feedback (Formerly CommunityPeople Ltd) of Edinburgh, Scotland, to embrace the concept of eDemocracy.
Elegant MicroWeb CEO, Kartik Patel said. “With remarkable foresight, the Scottish Parliament launched a technology outreach program to involve Members in the political process, and became the first legislature in the world to webcast debates, allowing citizens to discuss proposed legislation online.”
