By Malik Azeez, Director of PIM and Offshore Delivery Scalability defined Scalability is the measure of a system’s ability to increase or decrease in performance and cost in response to changes in application and system processing demands. (Gartner)
By Malik Azeez, Director of PIM and Offshore Delivery Success of a digital solution targeted at a business objective has a huge dependency on the current state of an organization’s technical landscape. A deep-rooted analysis of the fabric of current processes, dependencies, and gaps versus current business objectives guides us towards an efficient and robust solution. When the right resources and tools are utilized to build a holistic map of how critical components of an organizational process have been built over the years, they naturally reveal gaps that need to be addressed. Even when there are artifacts available, our observation is that they are either outdated or lacking the minute details. Any erroneous information in the existing documents can make it a cumbersome and prolonged effort to design a future-proof system.
By Anshuman Swain, Sr. Director of Data & Analytics Many organizations are still using antiquated software or hardware. While these systems may still meet the requirements they were originally designed for, they are typically based on old technologies that are no longer common. The incompatibility with new technologies can bring technical debt.
By Jerry Locke, Snowflake Delivery Lead At Paradigm we pride ourselves on being agnostic. We help you not only decide the best platform to build your cloud foundation but also help your team leverage it. While these platforms’ capabilities are very well documented, our focus here is on the factor of cost or – as we discuss often as a Snowflake partner – consumption.
