In today's rapidly evolving business landscape, staying ahead of the competition requires the right tools and technology. Off-the-shelf software solutions may offer convenience, but they often fall short when it comes to meeting the unique needs of growing businesses. This is where custom software development comes into play. In this blog post, we will explore the importance of scalability and flexibility in customized software solutions for growing businesses and how SGS Technologie, a leading software development company in Florida, can help businesses thrive.

Agile methodologies are known to emphasize individuals and interactions over processes and tools. Also, these methodologies stress customer collaboration over contract negotiation. Therefore, when companies incorporate agile methodologies in their initiative, it iteratively improves software development by using customer feedback to converge on solutions. However, companies often lack clarity on which functions should be reorganized into multidisciplinary agile teams and which should not.

Software as a Service is a pretty big trend in the industry. SaaS can be defined as a relatively new software distribution model giving customers access to applications over the internet rather than requiring physical media and custom installation. Unlike traditional software that runs on a computer's own memory, a large majority of the processing used by SaaS software takes place on a centralized server, with only the user interface running on your computer or a smartphone.

This has taken the government of Florida by storm! It started in Riviera Beach when an employee in the 35,000-resident city's police department opened an email containing a piece of malware.  No precautions were taken before opening the mail and this virus quickly spread throughout the municipal government. The impacts were disabling the city's official website; municipal employees' emails, voice-over-internet-protocol phones, and the local water utility's ability accept or receive online payments.

Microsoft Corp. recently announced the end of support for Windows 7 operating system.  This could be misconstrued as an irrelevant news update owing to lack of awareness on what it could impact.  Currently Windows 7 is a rampantly used Operating System by billions of customers as well as several businesses across the world.  This system regularly receives updates and support from Microsoft.  Until now, not much attention would have been given to such updates.

Technology is at the forefront of every government department, business and organization today. There is no doubt about that. Yet the additional expenses that are necessary to integrate technology into the daily routine of a company often deter them from investing on it.  The requirements of a business for IT services may range from website design, software applications development, mobile app development, search engine optimization, digital marketing, and more.

History is repeating itself and this time a corporate giant Amazon is shaping it. Similar to the discovery of electricity that marked a new era a century ago, we will now experience a technological revolution. 
Welcome cloud technology also known as cloud computing!  It has been ascertained that cloud computing is the future of technology.  You sure would have heard about this term. It is spoken about everywhere.

But what exactly is cloud computing?

Business in this digital age is growing rapidly, but it does have several disadvantages as well. Penetrate through the mirage of international reach, power of social media, constant exchange of news and data. Did you know that sensitive information related to your business is highly at risk on the internet? Classified documents, your financial records as well as details of huge transactions can be easily accessed with a tiny breach of cyber security.

It is not just about businesses!

Want to develop an ordinary website for your business? Then you are still residing in the previous century! Websites have been replaced by web applications and further by progressive web apps. In fact, latest reports reveal that even the global software giant Microsoft has announced its plans to shift to Progressive Web Apps.

What is the difference?

For the very first time in the history of Microsoft, Bill Gates, the founder of the world's giant software conglomerate is no longer its major shareholder. In the past two days, Mr. Gates has sold almost 8 million shares of Microsoft (MSFT, Fortune 500), bringing down his total to roughly 330 million which puts him behind Microsoft's former CEO Steve Ballmer who owns 333 million shares.