Did you know what is common between businesses as diverse as Burrow (DIY furniture), Tesla (premium electric cars), HP (PC and peripherals), and even Zoom (virtual communication)? They each belong to sectors that traditionally operate in the B2B space but have successfully adopted a DTC (Direct to Consumer) model. There…
There’s the carrot and there’s the stick. Technically, both those terms cannot apply to the same thing. That is to say, if something is a carrot to persuade you to do something, it cannot possibly be also a stick to punish you with if you don’t do that thing. But…
IGT (International Gaming Technology), one of the world’s largest gaming solutions company, realized around the early 2010s that it needed a more efficient way to operate its decentralized fleet of over 1,300 technicians and vehicles that served thousands of touchpoints throughout the US. The company eventually implemented a fleet management…
Have you ever dealt with a situation wherein you come up with a new feature or bugfix for your software, which was then tested by your QA team, before being pushed to the codebase, only for it to break something else, and being finally withdrawn? As an IT business solution…
Software design patterns are tried and tested solutions to problems that developers commonly face while creating software. If you’d like an in-depth explanation of software design patterns and their benefits, do check out this post we did on the subject – What Are Software Design Patterns & An Introduction to…
The proliferation of consumer mobile applications in the past decade has had an exceedingly positive impact on people’s lives. From shopping to learning, telemedicine, social media, entertainment, and productivity, consumer mobile apps have helped their users do more with less and in turn, lead more fulfilling lives. Enterprise applications similarly…
In our previous blog post, we looked at software design patterns and the various benefits of using them. In this blog post, we delve deeper into the factory design method, when should you use it, and its pros and cons. We also use a real-life factory design pattern case study…
As varied as they are, the flanking military maneuver, three-box car design, Sicilian chess defense, and basketball triangle offense have something in common. They have established ways of doing something with optimal efficiency while leaving enough room for introducing variations when faced with an evolving situation. The keywords here are…
In 2008, when businesses around the world were battling the steepest recession since the Great Depression of 1929, British Airways (BA) did something that made its industry and non-industry peers take notice. While the company cut its IT spending (among other expenses) by a third, it spared its BI (Business…
Covid-19 has dealt a body-blow to businesses across sectors. However, it’s safe to say retail has been hit particularly hard and will take a fair amount of time to regain its pre-pandemic momentum. But there’s a silver lining to every dark cloud and in this case, it’s eCommerce. If you…
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