Paradigm Blog Posts

By Malik Azeez, Director of PIM In today’s dynamic marketplace with demand for quality products, organizations require a strong discipline in managing internal business processes efficiently and swiftly. When a business has experienced resources handling daily operations, it is only natural for them to become the source of all the informational activities. Though it is assumed that all the information processes are well documented and followed by peers, that is usually not the case. Often, we encounter huge organizations tangled in decision making processes, delaying a critical output, whether to an end user, vendor or executive. As companies mature they tend to modify their strategies for an incumbent resource or a software, resulting in process debris.

By Anshuman Swain, Sr. Director of Data & Analytics Rapidly changing business ecosystems and customer relationships demand nimble and agile technological environments. It takes not only understanding the impact of new technologies but knowing where and how to implement them. Most businesses do not understand how to fully leverage their data to improve their processes, which enable them to better serve customers and, ultimately, remain relevant.

By Jerry Locke, Snowflake Delivery Lead, featuring Kireet Kokala & Azmath Pasha Featuring Paradigm Data Exchange (PDeX), a unique service offering for the data cloud Cloud data sharing does’t need to be an ambiguous topic. Whether sharing internally or with customers and business partners, including this in enterprise roadmap strategies will be a game changer for modern enterprises.

By Malik Azeez, Director of Product Information Management & Offshore Delivery We’ve seen life altering events at scale (i.e., pandemics) cause two types of ecommerce users to emerge – the Proficient and the Newcomers. Many people fall into the Proficient bucket, people who are already accustomed to using online platforms for shopping. Balancing out the Proficient are the many consumers who are new to this set of solutioning and tools – the Newcomers. These are the people who are considerably less tech savvy and were just introduced to ecommerce buying during the pandemic.