TAG: application design

Martin Browne, Principal - Skyline Consulting

Although SaaS can reduce some of the ERP implementation effort, it does not mean that the implementation is easier just because it is SaaS. SaaS ERP is still in infancy mode.

Paul Giurata, Managing Partner - Catalyst Resources

Many enterprises and ISVs with on-premise applications have decided to migrate their offering to SaaS. They do everything right to get the software into the cloud, with one exception. They try to port all the functionality and user experience of their on-premise application into the first version of their SaaS offering. This is a recipe for failure.

Paul Giurata, Managing Partner - Catalyst Resources

Modular and reusable UI design systems have been shown to save development teams up to 85% in application front-end development cycles. This means reduced costs and faster time to market for any enterprise application.

Paul Giurata, Managing Partner - Catalyst Resources

Migrating an application to SaaS (Software as a Service) means rethinking and redesigning the software in several fundamental ways. But in our experience, having designed over 60 SaaS applications, one of the most significant changes is in the management of the customer life cycle.

Vasyl Mylko, Research & Development Director - SoftServe

All commercial organizations in modern economics follow the same single invariant pattern. It doesn't matter in which industry the organization operates or what they produce ... the pattern is all about commercial success. Businesses are designed for unlimited growth... according to the population growth. This is true until the current economic model takes place - increasing the number of people and increasing the Earth's population. The invariant nature of business success is key. We created an Enterprise Design consulting service offering, which is built around the modern economic model, conformant to modern trends for IT industry and IT departments of commercial organizations.