Futurum reports that IT, customer care functions and marketing departments are currently focused on technology adoption, and that HR, manufacturing and legal functions are most likely to adapt to technological change in the coming years.
The Java programming language is very popular and, truth be told, if it disappeared tomorrow, there would be millions of websites and apps that would no longer function. Java is recognized for its performance, security and dependability and those are just a few of the things that make Java a frequent developer choice.
When a business contemplates a new software product, software re-engineering or any type of large infrastructure and technology upgrade or migration, it is hard to know where to begin. There are so many factors and types of technology involved in the business landscape and your internal IT team may not feel prepared to take on a large scale review or upgrade or a totally new type of project that requires cutting-edge skills. Perhaps your team feels capable of taking on the challenge but lacks the resources and the time to get the job done. What happens then? Typically, the business puts off the project and suffers the consequences with increased downtime, costly patches, missed opportunities for increased revenue and other negative impacts.
Java has some amazingly simple tools to make a developer’s life easier. One such tool is the JavaScript Object Notation (JSON) open standard file format and data interchange format. It leverages standard text to store and transfer data objects and makes it significantly easier to build Web Services solutions. It can be leveraged in any language including Java, PHP, .NET, etc. It is easy to read and write and easy to parse and generate data and it is a popular data-interchange language for developers around the world. In this article, we look at two specific web services projects utilizing JSON to build the foundation for business solutions.
The Java programming language has become so popular that, when people say the word ‘java’, most people no longer think of coffee! The Java language is object-oriented and it supports developers with a library of classes called Java API. It has a long and rich history, and is widely recognized for its performance, security and dependability. In this article, we review four important reasons for Java popularity among developers.
When considered within the brief but dynamic history of technology, Java is old-school. It has been around a long time and has worked to keep pace with the market and the needs of the users, as well as the evolving landscape of technology. Here we discuss four highlights of the Java universe and the benefits and uses of these tools.
You know that feeling when you find a really good deal and you just can’t believe your luck? Whether it is car with all the options at a really great price, or a set of living room furniture with all the bells and whistles and a price tag to fit your budget, that feeling is one we all know. When we look for software development, Mobile App Development or software product development partners, we sometimes find that our choices are limited. We might get a partner with really great experience but that experience is limited to one framework, language or platform. Or, we find a partner that has breadth of experience but no truly deep skills. Or, the partner has breadth and depth of skills but those skills are not up-to-date.
If you are not a technology nerd, you may be intimidated by terms like Geo-Fencing and Geo-Tracking and, above all, you might think that these things could never apply to you or your business. BUT, you would be wrong! Geo Fencing and Geo Tracking can be used by many types of business from small business contractors, electricians, construction businesses and technician services to taxi drivers, trucking companies and more.
When your business undertakes a project or a technology overhaul; when you are starting a business or expanding, you have a lot of decisions to make. If your IT team is too busy, if there are not enough IT team members to get the work done, or if your team does not have full knowledge of the current, cutting-edge technologies that can advance your business and provide a foundation for further growth, greater productivity and ease-of-use, you should probably consider the services of an expert.
Given the speed of change in technology, businesses often struggle to keep up. Ignoring the developments and trying to ‘make do’ with old technology can frustrate users and, certainly, if your software solutions are in the market, consumers will definitely suffer and are likely to abandon your products and stop using your services.
