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As a Chief Technology Officer, you want to ensure that your technology infrastructure is optimised for performance, scalability, and security to support the business’s growth objectives while safeguarding sensitive data. You also want to ensure your team might be scaled using a modern stack of technologies to achieve long-term goals and current challenges.
As a Product Owner, you want your products and services to perform optimally and meet customer needs to achieve higher user satisfaction, retention, and loyalty. You also want to have dedicated professionals on your side to make your product vision into reality.
As a Chief Financial Officer, your goal is to optimise your company’s financial processes and reduce operational costs to maximise profitability, improve financial stability, security, and payrolls, allocate resources more effectively.
As a Chief Operating Officer, your goal is to streamline your operations, minimise downtime, and enhance delivery/supply chain efficiency to meet customer demands promptly and maintain a competitive edge in the market.
A common challenge for many businesses is the increasing complexity of digital systems. Modern businesses rely on many technologies, platforms, and interconnected applications. As these ecosystems expand, they become susceptible to performance bottlenecks, latency issues, and network dependencies, leading to reliability concerns. According to a Statista survey, critical server outages cost businesses an average of $301,000 to $400,000 per hour.
Moreover, user expectations are continually rising. With faster internet speeds and responsive interfaces becoming the norm, customers now demand lightning-fast responses from your digital assets. Anything less can result in a poor user experience and a potential loss of trust. How can you meet these heightened expectations and ensure your digital presence remains competitive? The task is to do something quickly and not worry about selecting resources to distribute responsibility efficiently.
Performance optimisation involves improving digital systems’ speed, efficiency, and reliability, including websites, applications, and IT infrastructure. To achieve optimisation, businesses focus on automating the management of resources such as virtual machines, storage and networks, application deployment, infrastructure monitoring, and moving to the cloud. They are also interested in improving the efficiency of application development, testing, and deployment. Moving to a microservice architecture can help improve scalability, security, and resiliency.
Computools was selected through an RFP process. They were shortlisted and selected from between 5 other suppliers. Computools has worked thoroughly and timely to solve all security issues and launch as agreed. Their expertise is impressive.