Microservices are the “new kid on the block” when it comes to designing an architecture for your system. Just like when you are introducing a new shiny language or framework, if you have a “clean slate” (i.e. no legacy) you are good to go, but if you are carrying years of developed source code on your back, you need to be aware of "a couple" of things.
In this blogpost, we'll guide you through our experience on implementing Microservices in brownfield applications.
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U.S. armed services are experimenting ways to make faster - and smarter - decisions, and business should take note. In this scenario, Leadership is a key point. The current world is changing so fast and the Digital Transformation can be boosted by different behaviors of the Leadership.
The main idea in this new blogpost is to identify and explore some of this behaviors from Military Leadership: 1) Focus on Decisions; 2) Commander's Intent; and 3) Directed Telescope.
The Digital Transformation has been structured in three key areas: (i) Customer Experience, (ii) Operational Processes and (iii) Business Models. In this new blogpost, we'll highlight some experiences regarding the key area number three: “Business Models”.
The Digital Transformation has been structured in three key areas: (i) Customer Experience, (ii) Operational Processes and (iii) Business Models. In this new blogpost, we'll highlight some experiences regarding the key area number two: “Operational Processes”.
The Digital Transformation has been structured in three key areas: (i) Customer Experience, (ii) Operational Processes and (iii) Business Models. In this new blogpost, we'll highlight some experiences regarding the key area number one: “Customer Experience”.
