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92% of companies anticipate going cloud-native in the next 5 years, according to a 2016 joint study by O'Reilly Media and Dynatrace. This shift from monolithic onsite architectures is imperative to be able to move quickly and remain competitive.
The critical question: What does it take for successful migration?
Dynatrace has identified 3 stages that businesses move through during their journey to the cloud. This new report details the stages and a winning strategy for each, including case studies that will show you how to tackle both technical and cultural challenges.
The report also includes the full summary of the study and the responses, so you can see where your organization fits in.
We asked analysts and industry leaders what customer engagement trends they thought were key for 2017 and beyond. From cutting-edge technologies such as IoT and bots to a new spin on old ideas, hot topics boil down to five key trends that will define the customer experience going forward.
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Small and mid-sized businesses are in a unique position and have an advantage in customer experience compared with their larger competitors. Read this report from Frost & Sullivan to learn how to leverage this advantage.
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Finding new customers and maintaining relationships with those you already have takes time and effort. When your customers are ready to engage, are you meeting them where they are? As the world becomes more digital it’s vital for all businesses to be able to communicate with customers whenever and wherever the customer wants - be that via phone call, SMS, online chat, or social media.
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Your customers’ expectations are higher than ever. The millennial generation demands ease, speed and consistency, no matter how they choose to connect with companies.
Instead of facing the problem head-on, companies have tried to adapt their aging software by simply bolting on new channels (and software) as needed. As with any “Frankenstein” approach, the resulting contact center becomes a slow-moving monster, full of disjointed parts. It’s time to dismantle the monster—tool by tool, process by process—to find out exactly what is holding the contact center back.
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Today’s leading enterprises are transforming digitally, jumping head first into the API economy. Transformations are being driven by connected devices and consumers’ thirst for compelling brand experiences—all generating a vast and ever-growing amount of data.
In the API economy, application programming interfaces (APIs) act as the digital glue that links services, applications and systems. This allows businesses to make the most of their data to create compelling customer experiences and open new revenue channels. This TechBytes series sponsored by IBM explores why APIs, why should you care as a Developer and IT Manager and how you can make a difference. It will help you make it real and describe who you can partner with internally and externally.
About the presenter:
Amit Acharya is a Program Director, Product Management & Strategy, IBM API Connect & Gateways. Amit is responsible for leading the strategy, roadmap and offering deliverables for API Connect. He is passionate about technology and loves interacting with various customers.
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Today’s leading enterprises are transforming digitally, jumping head first into the API economy. Transformations are being driven by connected devices and consumers’ thirst for compelling brand experiences—all generating a vast and ever-growing amount of data.
In the API economy, application programming interfaces (APIs) act as the digital glue that links services, applications and systems. This allows businesses to make the most of their data to create compelling customer experiences and open new revenue channels. This TechBytes series sponsored by IBM explores why APIs, why should you care as a Developer and IT Manager and how you can make a difference. It will help you make it real and describe who you can partner with internally and externally.
About the presenter:
Amit Acharya is a Program Director, Product Management & Strategy, IBM API Connect & Gateways. Amit is responsible for leading the strategy, roadmap and offering deliverables for API Connect. He is passionate about technology and loves interacting with various customers.
View IBM's privacy policy here
Today’s leading enterprises are transforming digitally, jumping head first into the API economy. Transformations are being driven by connected devices and consumers’ thirst for compelling brand experiences—all generating a vast and ever-growing amount of data.
In the API economy, application programming interfaces (APIs) act as the digital glue that links services, applications and systems. This allows businesses to make the most of their data to create compelling customer experiences and open new revenue channels. This TechBytes series sponsored by IBM explores why APIs, why should you care as a Developer and IT Manager and how you can make a difference. It will help you make it real and describe who you can partner with internally and externally.
About the presenter:
Amit Acharya is a Program Director, Product Management & Strategy, IBM API Connect & Gateways. Amit is responsible for leading the strategy, roadmap and offering deliverables for API Connect. He is passionate about technology and loves interacting with various customers.
View IBM's privacy policy here
Migrating applications is a subject that can strike fear into the heart of even the most seasoned IT professional. Stories of poorly executed migrations abound, and they often cost businesses dearly in terms of time and money. As organizations consider migrating applications out of their own data centers and into the cloud, the level of anxiety can grow exponentially.
However, moving an enterprise application to the cloud doesn’t have to be a nerve-wracking experience. By following some simple guidelines, you can easily determine the best strategy for migrating your applications and taking maximum advantage of the cloud.
This white paper examines the most common application migration issues and offers guidance on how to manage them.