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Think of watching a movie or TV series on a streaming platform. When using streaming platforms, global users stream or locally store large multi-gigabyte (GB) media files simultaneously. Object streaming is what happens in the background when doing so. Each TV series or movie is stored either as a splitted object or a mounted range of objects. And the way they are stored is a classic example of object storage.

Quick, there’s an image crisis on the loose! Who you gonna call?

Developing software applications is a complex activity. You need to build many things that work together: code, UI, project structure, environment configurations, and more.

In 1916, a new form of accounting revolutionized the way we work.

What is a dashboard? Dashboards, especially those with real-time data, are a central feature of analytics platforms. Even less full-featured data visualization software products often include dashboards that users can interact with to explore business data. Users can program their analytics software to display metrics of their choice and create multiple dashboards that show analytics related to specific teams or initiatives. From predictive analytics of website traffic to customer conversion rates over a specified period of time, users can pick and choose their preferred metrics to feature in dashboards and create as many dashboards as necessary. 

When I think of integration, I picture a well-oiled machine.

What are online payments? Online payments refer to the electronic exchange of currency through the internet. These payments usually consist of the transfer of monetary funds from a customer's bank or debit or credit card account, into the seller's bank account, in exchange for products or services. These funds can come directly from a customer's credit card or checking account, or from an online payment system that is linked to both the buyer and seller's bank accounts. 

Every growing business encounters a daily onslaught of support requests from potential and existing customers. Even the most elite customer support teams can be defeated by the endless inquiries. The results: missed emails, ignored phone calls, a million open tickets on the support spreadsheet, and a sharp decline in customer satisfaction.

What is call routing? Call routing is a business management process in which incoming customer calls are automatically routed and placed in a queue based on pre-determined criteria. Some phone call routing systems are also referred to as automatic call distribution (ACD) systems.