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Must we always talk in code? No-code and low-code platforms are changing devs discourse

With more businesses moving online, the inclusive tech space especially that of India accommodates this growth through the popularisation of no-code and low-code apps (Subscribe to our Today s Cache newsletter for a quick snapshot of top 5 tech stories. Click here to subscribe for free.) Developing an application involving the use of coding platforms may appear daunting at first, and can be difficult to use. As a result, 2020 saw hopefuls in the developers’ communities attending numerous coding marathons and camps in a move to upskill, but there has been a quiet and equally fascinating alterative. Numbers for perspective Over 500 million digital apps and services will be developed by 2023, according to ‘International Data Corporation FutureScape: Worldwide IT Industry 2020 Predictions’ report (October 2019)

Should You Invest in a CDP or a CRM for Enhancing the Customer Experience?

Many brands are revisiting their customer experience initiatives, and are looking into investing in either a customer data platform (CDP) or customer relationship management (CRM) platform. The question is, what are the basic functions of CDPs and CRMs, which would serve a brand better for improving the customer experience, and why? The Primary Function of a CDP A Customer Data Platform is a software package that is used to unify transactional, demographic, and behavioral data from all of a brand’s channels, all of which are used to create a persistent, single-person view of each customer. It then makes the customer data available to other systems so it can be used for marketing, personalization, customer service, sales, and customer experience initiatives.

Opening up real-time access to data via APIs could help streamline Covid-19 vaccination programs

Opening up real-time access to data via APIs could help streamline Covid-19 vaccination programs An API-first approach supports low-code solutions, and that is of immense value to healthcare facilities right now. Shares1 Whether driven by private-sector innovation or government mandates, the move to Open Healthcare was underway before the Covid-19 pandemic, but 2020 has underscored the urgency for interoperability and truly digital healthcare.  FHIR implementation is poised to support rapid adoption of Application Programming Interfaces (APIs), which are enabling people, providers, plans, and governments to share more data faster and easier. APIs allow outside apps to connect with electronic health record (EHR) systems, and these can help solve massive healthcare challenges. But it is API-first thinking, not just compliance with HHS interoperability rules, that can truly unlock the potential for solutions that are secure

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Project44

Project44 Project44 Based in Chicago, project44 provides an Advanced Visibility Platform for shippers and logistics service providers. Connected to thousands of carriers worldwide, project44 supports all transportation modes and shipping types, including Parcel, Final-Mile, Less-than-Truckload, Volume Less-than-Truckload, Truckload, Rail, Intermodal, and Ocean. To deliver high-quality data and analysis for all of these stakeholders, project44 has built real-time connections between its Advanced Visibility Platform and thousands of carriers worldwide, using direct APIs (Application Programming Interfaces), multiple telematic devices and ELDs (Electronic Logging Devices). As a result, the project44 platform can ingest, cleanse and normalize high-quality data from a wide network of global carriers.

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