The new normal brought digital commerce to the forefront, with customers preferring remote sales, online ordering and payments, and contactless purchases. The question is, are organizations equipped to cater to these constantly evolving buyer habits? Let’s see how the right solution and strategic application development can help fuel growth in the digital economy.

Unless you've been living on Mars for the past few years, I'm sure you’ve heard the buzzword “microservices”, also known as microservices architecture. A distinctive development approach, this natural evolution in software engineering came about due to the ever-increasing complexities of enterprise applications. Traditional applications are usually monolithic in design, which makes them bulky and very difficult to adapt to the changing needs of the business.

In 2020, companies across countries and industries scrambled to stabilize operations, ensure the health and safety of employees, and find ways to continuously deliver. But in the wake of all this uncertainty, one thing remains crystal clear: customer engagement is more crucial than ever. After all, with uncertainty comes doubt. Customers may be on edge, and they need reassurance that organizations will continue to meet—and exceed—their expectations.