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At Microsoft Ignite a broad spectrum of sessions in for example AI, Mixed Reality and Microsoft 365 were presented. A track worth extra mention is probably in security. It was a mixture of everything from password to penetration testing, to firewall settings.
During a few days in May, we attended MS Build in Seattle, a conference that sells out quickly. The schedule was full, and we want to share some of the things that we take with us.
As we have written before, we at 3bits offer a new service called Advanced Data Analysis, where we help companies dig into their customer and sales data. The purpose of the service is to provide new insights about the company’s products, customers, and campaigns that can later be a foundation for data driven decisions.
About how digital health centrals and e-commerce pharmacies with home delivery open the door for customer focus in health care, and how the cooperation between e-commerce and services take the overall service to a new level.
In a snow chaos in November, Episerver managed to hold their event, Episerver Ascend in Ericsson Globe with participants from all over the world, even though the event had a focus on the Nordics. The sessions contained experiences from different projects and partners, how to work, and Episerver Digital Experience Cloud (DXC).
Microservices is an architectonic concept that unlike the classical way to build a large-scale application that does it all, instead uses small components that does parts of a larger process. Microservices is in the center of events right now, and it was noticable at O’Reilly Software Architecture Conference in London.
What defines a modern app? Should work at the users units despite platform. Should be able to store data in the cloud in a secure way. Should minimize data traffic over the mobile network.
A lot of exiting ideas where presented at Global e-Commerce Summit in Barcelona in May, where new technology has been used to make the shopping experience better for customers in the fashion industry. Technologies with advanced and fast image processing, large touch screens, and VR was presented a nice and considered concept in form of interactive “mirrors”.
In the beginning of June it was time for NDC in Oslo. It was three full days with many inspiring and interesting sessions. Since NDC started in Oslo in 2008, it has rapidly become one of Europe’s largest conferences in .NET and agile development.
