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30.10.2019

Modern Age of Content Management

Modern Age of Content Management

The CMS market has been around for more than 20 years. The basic industry and competitive tools are providing a wide range of functionalities and ways to extend the services. Basically, every organization and company has their public websites along with other possible dedicated subsites for products, campaigns, services, etc. running on one or more CMS platforms.

25.09.2019

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Common misconceptions about cloud services for companies

Cloud services provide companies with such significant benefits that there is often no return to on-premises software after you have had your taste of the cloud. Every organisation should be interested in the benefits and risks of cloud services. However, the deployment of cloud services involves many misconceptions that I will set straight below.

09.09.2019

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Siili One and a risk-sharing salary model in the software industry

In spring 2019, Siili launched Siili One, its new subsidiary, which employs experienced software specialists who need a challenge. Siili One means a return back to the roots of Siili – to a risk-sharing salary model. Its purpose is to find the right talent for the right project at the right time, without any unnecessary fuss. In this text, I will tell you what Siili One means for employees, partners and customers.

03.07.2019

Create near-real time Data Dashboard using Azure Databricks

Create near-real time Data Dashboard using Azure Databricks

Azure Databricks is a great tool to set up a streaming application where a user can get insight to some data either in real-time or near real-time. In this blog series we build a streaming application to get real-time road traffic information from Finnish Transport Agency (FTA) open data API. The data is ingested by a custom container application made with .NET Core, processed by Azure Databricks via Event Hub, and then visualized with Microsoft Power BI.