I recently read a very interesting article in Computerworld that described the ways the rules for enterprise software applications are changing. Computerworld offered 3 new rules for enterprise software to be successful. These included:
- Make it appealing – Enterprise software must be user-friendly and work well on all commonly used browsers and mobile devices. According to Gartner analysts, business strategies for application development need to consider three user groups: B2B, B2E (employee) and B2C (consumer).
- Make it transparent – Real-time data is more important than ever before. Employees that have access to up-to-date information have a competitive advantage. In addition to real-time data, users are also interested in having information presented in graphical form with tables and charts. These analytic tools help users discover trends and improve decision-making.
- Update it often – Employees expect and want frequent updates to the applications they use. And with the increasing use of cloud-based software, updates are easier than ever to push out to users.
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Holiday shopping is upon us and according to recent analytics-based findings by IBM, this November an unprecedented 15 percent of people in the U.S. that will be logging onto a retailer’s website are expected to do so from a mobile device. In fact, according to IBM, record numbers of consumers will shift their shopping from the PC to their mobile device this holiday season. In October nearly 11 percent of people used a mobile device to visit a retailer’s site, up from 4.2 percent in October 2010.




