Cloud computing is the on-demand availability of computer system resources.  These would specifically include data storage and computing power, without direct active management by the user. That is, all resources will not require any physical spaces, physical servers, on-site networks, software licenses, and other tech-related expenses. Expenses are lowered as it will no longer be necessary to maintain a full IT support crew.  A business along with its subsidiaries and regional offices can be run from anywhere, with an internet connection being the core requirement. 

Technology is evolving at a faster pace than the public’s adaptation to the same. There hence are several facets of technology which haven’t been largely explored yet. Good examples of this are Augmented Reality and Virtual Reality. Their implementation is currently limited to federal government agencies such as defense, space exploration and scientific research.

The term digital transformation has more implications than computers or software applications. It is also about the mentality. For example, traditional banking involves the human recording of data as well as the storage and maintenance of massive inputs in various paper files. Such data may be stored in computers or official systems these days, but that is just one part or the beginning of digital transformation.

Data Science, Data Analytics and Artificial Intelligence have already provided new capabilities to various industries including B2B or B2C, sales, distribution, manufacturing, and logistics.  The impact and usage are only going to increase even more in 2020 and in near future. More companies will begin to explore and implement automated machine learning pipelines which are important elements of data science platforms. Daily processes such as data preparation, feature engineering, and modeling will get additionally augmented by tools that help automate these steps.

Even the mortgage industry has been influenced by advancements in technology. In response, the entire industry has changed its course of action. These changes are visible in mortgage businesses of any size and in any region, yet technology keeps evolving and so does its impact on these businesses. There are different technological trends each year and 2018 isn?t going to be any different.

Two of the expected technological trends in the mortgage industry are:

The year 2017 will be registered in history as a turning point for technology. This is the year in which the so-called-factious advancements in movies actually became reality. These technological advancements have in some way or the other made an impact on each part of our lives.

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We’ve witnessed some very bizarre tech corporate acquisitions over the past couple of years or so, particularly when it comes to Internet companies. Who would have foreseen a company like Google buy a wind energy company or a company such as News Corp. buy MySpace. But it’s really hard to predict if any of these puzzling acquisitions might actually pay off in the long run.

The enormous software company, Microsft has recently announced that it is open soucing the entire .NET framework, a new initiative by the world leader in technology. Microsoft seems to believe that open-source model of software development is the next big thing in the tech world. Microsoft’s open-sourcing of server-side .Net technologies is a big step for the proprietary desktop software legend. However many feel that .Net still has a long way to go in order to catch up with open source Java.

Insurance; it is a term that is equally sought after as well as loathed by millions across the world today. Actually, Insurance is about trust and security. Customers invest regular amounts in each respective period of time, so that they will be secure in case of any unexpected event or loss.

Want a clearer picture than abbreviations? Well, ERP stands for “Enterprise Resource Planning” and combines all the software you use throughout your business into one single system. This unified system takes care of everything you need for your business from end-to-end.  Imagine not needing to use different software systems and train your staff to use each of them for your daily business activities.