The traditional employment models are changing, as more and more talent prefer to choose freelancing as a primary work style. Many experts in the industry are calling this freelancing as Gig employment or Talent Employment. The gig economy is not new for many industries. It is about connecting a person in need with the person … Continue reading What would the gig economy bring to the information technology sector?
Author: Shankar Kumarasamy
Digital leader and technology enthusiast with experience in varied functional areas specializing in mobility and cloud backend.
Areas of specialization include:
1) Solutions architecture - Enterprise-scale solution consulting to determine major IT investments,
2) Technical architecture - End-to-end system and integration architecture including hardware and software,
3) Applications architecture - Multi-cloud native server-less application architecture,
4) Data architecture - Canonical data architecture and design including support to multi-tenancy data models,
5) Identity architecture - Different LoB identity management solutions involving SSO for customer 360 experience,
6) Security architecture - Eliminate digital risk by designing the flow of data between people, systems, and things with granular and only the needed access
AWS Glue – A simple, easy to use serverless ETL
As businesses grow bigger, there is a huge amount of data that is being collected by the different systems. With the emergence of GDPR, CCPA, and many other privacy regulations, there are lots of changes in the way the data is collected. The data are collected anonymously without being tagged to an individual. Businesses collect … Continue reading AWS Glue – A simple, easy to use serverless ETL
Federation in application development
Federation generally means 'an organization or group within which smaller divisions have some degree of internal autonomy'. As businesses are finding new ways to reach the customer in innovative ways, federated development helps in developing the products and take them to the market in a record-breaking time. The internal autonomy of the different teams gives … Continue reading Federation in application development
2020: Adaptive preparedness for the next decade and beyond
Who doesn't want to move away from 2020 and step into 2021? No matter where you are located and what you do, I hope everyone is just as excited as I am to see what 2021 has to offer. In one way, Covid-19 has brought in a unilateral mindset among enterprises, organizations, and governments to … Continue reading 2020: Adaptive preparedness for the next decade and beyond
Microservices – From inception to deployment
Micro-services are very much essential in the application paradigm. We can not talk about back-end applications without discussing microservices. They are not about the programming language, microservices are the source of truth for the business domains. Indeed they act as the technical implementation of the ubiquitous language derived from Domain-driven design. The paradigm shift that … Continue reading Microservices – From inception to deployment
Machine learning solutions from google
Google is one of the pioneers in ML/AI based solutions. Google is constantly trying to find ways to reduce the efforts of the application developers and enterprises to quickly plug and play from many of their solutions. These solutions work seamlessly from mobile to web to IoT devices. Also, Google has products for everyone - … Continue reading Machine learning solutions from google
Drone deliveries will serve the future. But…
Advanced cutting-edge technologies are paving way for new innovative means of solving problems. Drones are not new. However, drones for transportation, drones for deliveries, drones as a communication channel and so on., are something new that many companies are trying out. But what is not so clear in rolling out drones for bigger needs? 1) … Continue reading Drone deliveries will serve the future. But…
Implicit requirements in a mobile application development
It's been almost a decade that smartphones were introduced. When the smartphones were launched 10 years before there were not many capabilities except for making voice calls, limited browsing, taking decent photos, listen to stored music, etc. However, as years passed, the capabilities of smartphones have increased by multiple folds. Mobility and mobile app development … Continue reading Implicit requirements in a mobile application development
Catching up with Google services for developers
As companies diverge their portfolios, it is difficult to catch up with all of the latest happenings in one single shot. Google offers a variety of technologies and tools for developers to excel. We talk about being full-stack developers, leads, architects, consultants, etc as we move ahead in our career. It's not just the tech … Continue reading Catching up with Google services for developers
Takeaway from serverless computing in AWS
Serverless computing enables solutions without having to worry about the infrastructure that powers the solution. Cloud providers take care of the underlying infrastructure and manage the allocation of machine resources. This shift in serverless computing changes the way the solution design is arrived and architected. Cloud providers enable serverless computing by offering different services and … Continue reading Takeaway from serverless computing in AWS
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