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Platform engineering is a discipline that focuses on building and maintaining internal developer platforms (IDPs). IDPs are a set of tools and services that provide developers with a self-service environment for building, deploying, and monitoring applications. Platform engineers work closely with developers to understand their needs and build an IDP that meets those needs. They are responsible for designing, building, and maintaining the IDP architecture, as well as developing and maintaining the tools and services that are offered on the platform. It is a relatively new discipline, but it has quickly become essential for software engineering organizations of all sizes. As organizations adopt cloud-native architectures and DevOps practices, they need a way to provide developers with the tools and services they need to be productive.  Some of the key benefits of platform engineering include: Increased developer productivity: It can help developers be more productive by providi...

Every product manager is on a quest to harness the power of data products. Why? Because data is the new gold mine, and the margins it offers are nothing short of spectacular. The value it brings to end users is undeniable. However, not all data products are created equal. The ones that truly shine are those that not only provide insights but do so in a way that's actionable, contextual, and even prescriptive. These are the real game-changers, far surpassing those that merely churn out aggregate metrics or offer diagnostic insights. Creating these invaluable data products isn't a one-and-done deal. It's an iterative journey involving rapid development and continuous refinement. Yet, it's also a labor-intensive and painstaking process, often carried out manually. At Dataception , we've embarked on a mission to empower product teams in crafting exceptional data products through embedded analytics. Enter Dataception BRIM, the comprehensive toolkit that equips advanced d...

Weaving the Fabric of Insight through Automation and Digitization In the ever-evolving landscape of technology, data has emerged as the lifeblood of organizations. It's no longer just a byproduct of our digital activities; rather, it's the crown jewel that holds the key to unlocking endless possibilities. To grasp the importance of data and the necessity of a data fabric, we'll embark on a journey through five enchanting metaphors that will shed light on how data can be transformed into invaluable insights through automation and digitization. Data as the Cosmic Thread                                                   Imagine data as the cosmic thread that weaves together the fabric of the universe. Just as this invisible thread connects the stars, galaxies, and planets, data connects every aspect of an organization. Each data point is a star in this cosmic tape...

We share our experience and step by step guide towards customer centric process optimization and automation in this article. As this is our experience, the assumptions and outcome along with customer experience are taken into our entire process. Dataception being in the world of automation, for the past 7 years, we have been at the forefront of providing exceptional data driven services. Now our repertoire added with RPA “BRIM”, driven by a team of remarkable individuals who are passionate about solving complex problems, saving cost and overcoming security difficulties. In the fast-paced world of modern business, the quest for excellence through process optimization and automation has never been more pronounced. However, a misstep often taken is leaping into automation without carefully listening to the customer's needs. In this technical blog, we'll unravel the criticality of customer needs assessment in process optimization and automation, outline the key points to consider ...

  Striking a Perfect Balance for Entrepreneurial Success   Life as an entrepreneur can often feel like a juggling act, with new technological techniques to implement, business strategies to devise, and personal well-being to consider. In the pursuit of innovation and success, it's easy to get caught up in the whirlwind of external demands, neglecting the internal aspects that play a vital role in our overall well-being. Achieving a harmonious balance between these elements is not just about successful implementation but about ensuring long-term fulfillment and success. Understanding the Two Dimensions of Balance Imagine balance as a spectrum with two dimensions: internal and external. Each dimension holds its own set of essential components that, when balanced, contribute to a well-  rounded and fulfilled life.  Let's break it down in a way that's easy to understand. Internal Dimension: Mind, Heart, Health   Mind : It's essential to challenge your inte...

  Being a champion of failures you are Overcoming Weaknesses, Boosting Profitability, and Seizing Opportunities in the Digital Age. In the relentless pursuit of success, organizations often find themselves at a crossroads where the familiar path seems increasingly inadequate. The rapidly evolving business landscape demands more than just survival—it requires innovation, adaptability, and the willingness to challenge the status quo. This is where the champion of failures emerges, unafraid to take calculated risks and harness the power of cutting-edge technologies to revolutionize their operations. In this article, we explore three game-changing technologies— Business Analytics, Data Fabric, and Robotic Process Automation —that are reshaping industries, transcending barriers, and propelling businesses toward a future of unparalleled growth.       Embracing the Winds of Change : The Imperative of Technological Adoption The digital age has ushered in a new era of ...

Future is Invisible Analytics. It Help Teams Make better Decisions The future of work is consumer-style analytics experiences, seamlessly infused into user workflows. This may sound counterintuitive coming from an analytics company, but analytics are not the “point” of analytics software. Making smarter decisions and delivering better business outcomes are the main reasons companies of all sizes in every industry want to drive their teams to make use of business intelligence. But generations of technological innovation (better data visualizations, cloud analytics, and self-service tools) plus the rise of analytics-focused cultures in workplaces have failed to deliver on the many promises analytics hold; analytics adoption among in-house workforces’ remains stalled at around 30%. However, in survey after survey, respondents’ rate using analyzed data to drive decision-making as vital to the success of their companies — including respondents to our Harvard Business Review study, where 89%...