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Didn’t think integration could be good reading? Think again. We’ll have you laughing, we’ll have you crying, and sometimes, we’ll have you doing both simultaneously. But you’ll always leave enriched...with a new perspective on integration.
Business leaders have been bewitched by big data’s promise of higher returns and greater customer understanding. A lot of high profile successes have seized the headlines, fast-tracking big data...
In earlier blog post, customer data onboarding was described as an automated, recurring data exchange of information for a company with its business ecosystem of customers, partners, suppliers and...
Digital transformative technologies such as integration are entering into the workplace at exponential speed, catalyzing the change business ecosystems need to survive, sustain, and thrive. Improved...
Customer data onboarding is a difficult process and remains one of the most challenging problems that businesses face. Experienced IT managers consider it to be one of the most difficult challenges...
Digital transformation is catalyzing innovation in almost all the industry sectors including e-commerce. As a result, the e-commerce space has transformed, both internally in how it functions...
Rahul Aggarwal, a positive and dedicated employee, has been handling operations in the technical support team for five years. His technical acuity and razor-sharp problem-solving skills...
These days, business data is the lifeblood of any organization or business. Companies exchange business information daily with their ecosystem of customers, partners, vendors and suppliers. Automated...
Customers face multiple data challenges as they embark on their journeys to the cloud. Experts among them report that they try to set up their new hybrid data infrastructure with the aid of modern...
Customer satisfaction plays a vital role in your business. Not only is it the key indicator of customer loyalty and growth, but also it is a crucial point of differentiation that helps you pull in...
Acquiring a new customer is anywhere from 5 to 25 times more expensive than retaining an existing one. So, not only is it more reasonable to keep an existing customer than to acquire a new one, but...