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Enterprise resource planning (ERP) systems were created for manufacturing companies decades ago, and they still have an important place in the software ecosystem within this industry. 

Data is the new currency. Yes, you read it right.

What is parallel processing? Parallel processing is defined as an architecture where processes are split into separate parts and each part is run simultaneously. By running the processes on multiple processor cores instead of a single one, the time taken to execute tasks is much lower. The main goal of parallel computing is to ensure that complex tasks are broken into simpler steps for easier processing driving better performance and problem-solving capabilities.

Companies use PaaS solutions to build, deploy, and maintain applications. These tools can be confused with infrastructure as a service (IaaS) offerings, but PaaS solutions offer a much wider range of development tools and prebuilt application components.

How you talk the talk says a lot about how you walk the walk.

In today's crowded market, countless products launch daily, but only a few succeed while the rest fail to sustain and grow. 

What is document management? Document management is the process of capturing, tracking, and storing electronic documents, such as word documents, PDFs, presentations, invoices, scanned images of paper documents, and other business documents.

Day in and day out, HR managers are inundated with requests.

New technologies like the cloud have democratized project management software, making it accessible to everyone. Theoretically, a wide variety of options can be beneficial to buyers. Also, a competitive market means that vendors constantly try to outperform their competitors by improving their products. Does it mean that there are no issues in the project management software market? The only way to find out is to analyze feedback from more than 30,000 reviewers of project management solutions. 

This post is one part of G2's 2020 digital trends series. Read more about G2’s approach to digital transformation trends in an introduction from Michael Fauscette, G2's chief research officer.