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Success measures of a data initiative may include:
• Creating a competitive advantage by fulfilling unmet needs,
• Driving adoption and engagement of the digital experience platform (DXP),
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• Reducing the lift on service teams.
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Technology architecture and implementation governed by a coherent platform strategy that prioritizes flexibility and component and service independence will deliver business impact.
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Forward-thinking organizations like Amazon and Netflix led the way toward agile processes, deconstructed software stacks, and efficient APIs. Both large and small organizations serious about embracing modern practices have followed by decoupling the front and back end of their enterprise applications, employing microservices and cloud technologies, and adopting agile methodologies. These very steps can serve to highlight additional technical deficits in old solutions and codebases, which in turn become stumbling blocks to modern development practices.
As these technology trends continue to evolve, how can your company keep pace and remain viable?
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• How does modernization fit into your organization?
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EQengineered: Rationalizing the Tension Between User Experience and Technology
In this green paper, get more insight into how CMOs and CIOs will embrace collaboration to ensure that their organizations remain competitive in today’s customer-driven and technology-led economy.
EQengineered Corporate Overview
We design and build digital experiences to satisfy human needs and transform businesses.
EQengineer's human-centric focus begins with our relationships and is the directional beacon for every project, meeting, email and line of code we deliver. Our team shares a common DNA – designing and architecting with empathy.
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- 13. A closer look at the 9 states Design & Patterns Library Incorrect/Correct Feedback communicating success, contextual requirements, or an error to an input given by the user. Done Input has been received. Positive feedback and contextually relevant content displayed. Normal/Hover/ Focus/Disabled/ Expanded-Toggled- Selected Communicating common states of interaction with buttons, sliders, and toggles.
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