Systems | Development | Analytics | API | Testing

Achieving a Cloud-First Strategy with APIs

As many organizations push forward in adopting cloud-first strategies, issues often arise with addressing how their suite of applications and systems can remain integrated securely and efficiently. Whilst the movement to the cloud was a huge step in technological advancement, advancements in API technology now make “hybrid cloud” models possible, and businesses exist both in the cloud and on premises.

Building interactive data apps with ThoughtSpot

Businesses today run on apps, and those apps run on data. Too often, however, the technical complexity required to surface and explore that data for additional analysis prevents users from doing so. With ThoughtSpot Everywhere, organizations are easily building new data apps powered by the simplicity and ease of use of ThoughtSpot, or adding ThoughtSpot services to their existing SaaS offerings. This is giving them the unprecedented opportunity to create product experiences that stick, monetize data in new ways, and harness data right within existing tools.

5 Reasons to Use Heroku and ETL

ETL tools and Heroku Connect both offer bidirectional data connections to Salesforce. So it would be natural to assume that you only need one or the other for your Salesforce integration. But, in fact, each tool has its own particular strengths that make the two systems complementary. Heroku is a software development platform and cloud service provider that empowers developers who build, deploy and scale web applications.

How to Use Product Analytics for SaaS Sales Pitches

Imagine you are preparing to approach a prospective client. You have done all the market research needed to understand the edge your product or service has over your competitors. You have identified your niche for higher profitability and you have profiled the key decision-makers that will be targeted by your outreach campaign. Would you like your pitch to fall flat just because you did not dazzle the prospect?

Web and Mobile Device Testing Best Practices

Companies seeking to take advantage of the global online consumer base must optimize their offerings for web and mobile devices. Software development companies have two primary options for device testing - real and virtual. This guide explores the benefits of real device testing and how to craft a networked testing strategy that ensures dynamic offerings across operating systems, network connections, browsers, devices, and a global user base.