By migrating on-premises workloads to the cloud, enterprises benefit from IT cost savings, productivity improvements, business agility, and operational resilience. This blog post delves deep into the cloud benefits and explores how an enterprise can maximize cloud benefits.

Since December 2019, organizations have transitioned to remote work due to international travel restrictions imposed by the pandemic. Despite the initial challenges, businesses are adapting well and have realized the potential of remote work and its effectiveness.

Robotic process automation, simply known as RPA, came to light in the early 2000s. In the current context, its capabilities are extended with the use of several technologies such as process mining, optical character recognition (OCR), analytics, user experience (UX), artificial intelligence (AI), big data, machine learning (ML), and speech recognition technologies.

Due to the pandemic, businesses were forced to adapt to new norms with disruptions to usual business operations. The sudden boom in e-commerce has created new requirements. Certain products and services were in high demand, and some businesses struggled with staggering volumes of customer queries and complaints.

Is a gate designed to keep things in or let something out? Depending on your mood, you may have different answers to this question which may not be limited to the options I have provided.

When enterprises leave behind legacy systems for flexible, scalable, and reliable solutions in the cloud, successful data migration plays a key role in ensuring business continuity.

We have used M3 Mongoose Plug-in (M3 APIs), ION API wizard (ION APIs), REST APIs, Form Scripts, Global Scripts, IDO extension classes, and other capabilities for these developments with the Mongoose framework. However, with the latest Mongoose upgrade, the M3 Mongoose Plug-in has been replaced with the ION API wizard. Therefore, we have changed our current M3 Mongoose Plug-in-related development into ION APIs.

ASP.NET Core supports the Dependency Injection (DI) software design pattern that allows registering services and controlling how these services are instantiated and injected in different components.

In our last blog post on food supply chain visibility, we talked about why visibility and related concepts such as transparency and traceability matter. In this blog post, we delve into how food and beverage manufacturers and retailers can optimally use Industry 4.0 technologies to achieve and deliver stakeholder expectations concerning visibility, transparency, and traceability.

A part of Infor CloudSuite, Mongoose acts as a Platform-as-a-Service (PaaS) and is fully integrated with Infor Ming.le and Infor ION. Due to Mongoose’s ability to simplify the application designing and deployment process, Nucleus Research recently positioned Infor as a Leader in the Low-Code Application Platforms Value Matrix.

Transparency is a key goal of any business enterprise that relies on a complex supply chain. For organizations in the food and beverage industry, these goals have critical implications. In this blog post, we explore the reasons why enterprises should embrace supply chain transparency with a special focus on the food and beverage industry.

Businesses generate mountains of data throughout the supply chain and at various customer and partner touchpoints. Leveraging these data is one of the critical goals for enterprises driven by innovation and as it helps them be more competitive, productive, and digital.