Thought Leadership
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In the dynamic business realm where decisions can make or break an empire, it’s crucial to delve beyond the surface and uncover the hidden gems of data-driven insights. Welcome to this month’s edition of our newsletter, where we embark on a captivating journey into the world of analytics and business intelligence (BI).
This is just one example of faulty software. Countless other incidents happen across industries every day. Naturally, many of us might have pointed fingers at the QA team for not testing properly, as they had always been seen as the guardians of quality. But does that apply to this scenario?
If you’re a consultant or have ever been on the other side of the table working with consultants, you know that companies are always in a love-hate relationship with consultants. On the one hand, there are these examples where consulting firms like McKinsey, BCG, and Bain were like a breath of fresh air that could bring in necessary results and turn things around at P&G, Samsung & Dell.
As the economy continues to struggle, many companies have been forced to make major changes. Bloomberg Markets Live recently conducted a survey that found that almost 48% of investors expect the U.S. to fall into recession in 2023. 21% of respondents expect the crisis to happen in 2024, while another 21% expect the recession to begin this year.
Let’s face it! IT application landscape is going through changes at the speed of light. Testing teams always are in the heat to get testing done faster to assure software quality that will ensure flawless CX. Think about it. In today’s agile world, old-school testing practices just don’t cut anymore.
Welcome back to Z to A Pulse, the monthly Zuci Systems newsletter covering the most insightful yet unspoken topics around engineering excellence. In this issue, we will explore the concept of a distributed BI network and how it offers a lean alternative to traditional enterprise BI projects.
While enterprises are on a rapid digital transformation, cloud is leading this digital revolution in a big way. A recent Gartner report states that in 2022, more than $1.3 trillion in enterprise IT spending is at stake on the shift to cloud, and this is estimated to grow to almost $1.8 trillion in 2025.
