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Why Subscription Software for local ”on-premise” usage

Every company needs software. Our options for obtaining and running software “on-premise” that is locally or in a datacenter used to very simple: Buy it. But today we have more options available to us. Many software developers are offering subscr...

Multiverse for the cloud

The multiverse, also known as a maniverse, megaverse, metaverse, omniverse, or meta-universe, is a hypothetical group of multiple universes. Together, these universes comprise everything that exists: the entirety of space, time, matter, energy, and t...

Create growth with IT

Business development is the most important means of promoting the development and creating growth. This, in turn, means continuously developing an organization’s business and its processes. The capacity to do more business can be increased by a...

The answer was to shift focus from product level to the solution level.

Case in point: earlier this week I spoke to the managing director of one of our longtime partners – let’s call him Lars – and he had fantastic news to share. His company has just won its first major deal with an end customer to supply IT as a s...

Top 3 takeaways into 2020

The pace of change is faster than ever. Don’t let IT control where and when you find your next business. Many find themselves struggling to find profitability by digitizing their business others might bury their heads in the sand and hopes that...

Containers Customer Story

The Citizens Bank mortgage division started an Innovation Team in 2016 with one goal in mind: to disrupt the mortgage technology experience. ”Container technology that has allowed us to fail fearlessly. We can test new things easily and quickly...

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