Simply put, cloud computing is the delivery of computing services-servers, storage, databases, networking, software, analytics and the Internet ("the cloud"). In the context of cloud computing, in this blog, we discuss what to expect when you move a business process into a cloud application suite. First, expect to be impressed by the scope of the application, and its configurability. Second, The Cloud, or software as a service delivery model, is much cheaper to execute that an on premise install and upgrade model. Third, expect a fully formed application. This not only means a web based user interface to collect, store, and access your data, but process ware - support for your business processes via workflow, managing processes and states, and "best practices".Read more at

http://it.toolbox.com/blogs/coneblog/8-things-to-expect-from-a-cloud-application-suite-76155

In the face of global competition, the business world needs to adapt new technologies and forgo past financial traditions. Following Derek Klobucher (Moderator of SAP Business Trends)'s article, most software were designed in the 70s, and 80s so they are slowly losing relevance in the modern era as the technology landscape is vastly changing. The way forward is adapting the next generation business platform. SAP is working on solutions to integrate instant real time insight, offer updated user interface and user experience which saves on transaction times by 30 to 40 percent, and be non-disruptive. Month end closing is a traditional; however modern times dictate fast, accurate and secure data analytics. To know more http://www.news-sap.com/how-real-time-analytics-will-kill-a-financial-tradition-sapinsider-2015/

In a recent research, it was found that user experience and the user interface (UI) are two most important elements in the success of an enterprise app. But, there is a need to plan for the future app and should have a development strategy. The objective is to get the right app for the company. Read more at: http://digitalmarketingmagazine.co.uk/digital-marketing-apps/are-the-latest-mobile-trends-driving-short-term-behaviour/1655