The concept of low code was coined way back in the 1990s. During that time, Microsoft Office users were creating simple yet advanced automation using Visual Basic. And by now, most technology leaders have recognized the value of low-code development in this modern era. A 2021 Gartner study has predicted that over 75% of large […]…

Estimates suggest that between 2022 and 2030, the number of active Internet of Things (IoT) devices will double from 11.57 billion to 25.44 billion. This indicates an unsurprising, growing interest in IoT considering that: 83% of organizations report a significant increase in business efficiency due to IoT technology. Another 80% say that IoT systems have improved enterprise-wide vi…

Effective agile software development calls for seamless integration, communication, and collaboration between various teams such as software development, testing, and operations. Kanban and Scrum are two of the most popular methodologies that provide ways of doing it effectively. Both Scrum and Kanban are iterative work systems based on process flows and aim to reduce waste. […]…

Platform-agnostic applications are all the rage these days. With the plethora of platform-specific releases and updates and an ever-growing inclination towards multi-platform usage, creating a single app that can work across them is undoubtedly a lucrative and necessary endeavor.  As per Statista’s 2021 developer survey, around 42% of the global developers are working on cross…

Digital transformation has the potential to transform an enterprise, provided it is strategically planned, aligned with business goals, and informed by a sound understanding of the market. COVID’s profound impact since Q1 2020 has fueled the rate of this transformation, as has been elucidated and affirmed via surveys by Statista, McKinsey, and IBM.  Naturally, such transf…

Companies on the digital transformation journey are often found adopting big data technologies to make sense of the ballooning volumes of data being generated every day. Big data helps organizations in overcoming operational bottlenecks and improving business efficiency and it also allows them to focus on improving their sales and growing their business. But relying […]…

Imagine a car in a remote area. Due to poor lighting, the car collides and meets with an accident. Earlier, it took time for the police to identify the accident and send the rescue team to save the driver. However, things have changed now. In 2018, the EU legislation made it mandatory that all cars must have […]…

When UTBS (United Technology Building Systems) constructed the first intelligent building (City Place) in 1983, little did they know that their effort to amalgamate LANs, building equipment, and HVAC facilities would give birth to a groundbreaking architectural solution. In the past four decades, Intelligent buildings, as we know them today, have come a long way. The COVID-19 […]…

More than 95% of the vehicles would feature connectivity (ethernet, cybersecurity, real-time updates) by the end of 2030. More than 50% of such vehicles would be entirely electric, and more than 60% of the customers would prefer switching OEMs based on the feature-laden autonomy being facilitated.  The likelihood of such a tremendous shift reminds us of the […]…

Today almost every product – be it a vehicle or high-tech medical equipment – works on embedded systems. Embedded systems are made up of tightly coupled hardware and software. So, if we take an example of a train with an automatic door, the software controls when the door opens and closes. Trends such as the […]…

Gone are those days when products worked in silos. We are in the middle of Industry 4.0, which is all about connected devices that communicate with each other and allow seamless data exchange between them. This digital transformation is also bringing a change in the embedded OEM market. Companies are now building smart, data-driven products […]…

In 2004, researchers from the National University of Singapore built a framework for a semantically advanced space. Such a space was characterized by context-aware applications gathering insights about the tangible surroundings. The idea was to coalesce the material and the virtual (digitized) worlds to nurture a smart space that complemented human efforts.  Fast forward to two [……