Digital Transformation Insights

Wed, 29 Nov 2017

Five Digital Trends Revolutionizing the Restaurant Industry

Digital Trends in Restaurant Industry

 

To remain competitive in today’s digital age, restaurants need to effectively take inspiration to analyze and respond to latest digital trends in order to deliver highly-personalized guest experiences. From mobile-first to AI-first, a wide range of emerging digital technologies are set to transform restaurant-guest interactions. The end-to-end dining experience from touch-screen tablets to ordering through a chatbot, and from mobile tracking to guest loyalty, restaurants have transformed from traditional to digital operations. The emergence of promising new digital technologies such as Artificial Intelligence, Mobile and Cloud-First, APIs and Microservices, Augmented and Virtual Reality intertwined with data is transforming how restaurants operate to deliver great guest experiences.

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Fri, 24 Feb 2017

The Progression of APIs and Microservices

From proprietary, ad hoc solutions (EAI) to open protocols (SOA & API), to increasingly secure microservices, enjoy the four-era history of modular APIs—and the disruptive companies that leveraged their potential.

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Thu, 14 Jul 2016

A Brief History of APIs & Microservices [Infographic]

Microservices have stirred a wave of change in enterprise efforts to achieve better service-software architectures, and digital leaders are rushing to capitalize on them for building great digital experiences.

APIs_and_Microservices-Learn_more.jpgUsing microservice architecture, omnichannel APIs remove the complexities of underlying systems to help in building truly seamless and scalable front-end experiences. APIs play a critical role in digital business transformation by helping companies go to market quickly. And by creating custom APIs, some firms have established new ecosystems, scaled up, and disrupted an entire market.

But how did software architecture evolve from traditional, monolithic applications to flexible, decoupled modules?

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