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The COVID-19 pandemic created a big shift in the way businesses are operating across the world. The start of the pandemic witnessed layoffs in a majority of sectors with the permanent employment situation fluctuating for a long time. Companies then reassessed their overheads, especially manpower costs and recruitment efforts to stay afloat in the pandemic.   As per the latest 2021 Global Managed Services Report, businesses now have to be agile and respond to change quickly.  In such a scenario, companies are increasingly opting for outsourcing due to tight budgets and an uncertain future rather than spending time and effort on in-house departments. An outsourcing model cuts down  IT costs by 25-45% and increases operational efficiency by 45-65%. Organizations can handover critical time-driven and big-ticket tasks to the experts.  Advantages of Outsourcing in the Present Times  Management and employees can focus on their core business  After the initial dip, global competition has becom

We live in a world of technology where it evolves each day and there is not one dull moment. We have no choice but to grow with it. It is surprising to understand how quickly a newly found technology becomes the talk of the town. In no time, it moves through different stages of development and, a brand-new product or service is available to customers. One such technology is the "Internet of Things" , or better known as IoT. It was a term coined by Kevin Ashton in 1999. The technology gained momentum in 2011 after a Gartner report added it to a list of emerging technologies.  IoT connects several sensors, alarms, cameras, lights, and microphones to provide 24X7 security. An example of an IoT is a smart doorbell security system that allows users to see, hear, and speak to visitors at their door via a computer, tablet, or mobile phone. This system is available commercially and sold on several online marketplaces. While it is a useful system in recent times, major security flaws

  Several companies today have set up a PLM solution for their existing engineering processes. It is safe to say that the strategy followed by implementation across functions is well-planned, documented, and communicated to all. But is much thought put into the post-implementation phase? How will your business maintain a PLM environment efficiently?  After such a planned set-up, isn't it necessary that the company has the infrastructure and team to provide top quality PLM support?        Normally companies use  an internal or an external support team to support their users . These support teams usually use a  ticketing system, remote helpdesk, or an emailing system  to answer and resolve user support issues. Most of the time support team is remote to minimize support costs. While the PLM software and digitization have provided better quality software and new functionalities, still the users are facing some traditional problems over and over again. Support teams seem to have sta

This pandemic is shaking up business and consumer behavior on a massive scale. Directly or indirectly almost everything we receive is related to business. And these pandemics has affected everyone and everything devastatingly. During this pandemic, almost every business is facing fewer sales and the need for remote control of everything. While every businessman is trying to adapt to changes like work from home. Pandemics like this are not in our hands, but improvement is what we can do and we are supposed to do. One must not leave a single opportunity for one’s betterment. You must cash in full when the economy is good and demand for your products or services are high. During good times, you cannot be struggling with inefficiency or lack of a good system or process when you should be producing and selling to your full capacity. PLM makes this possible in several ways. That extra profit margin and revenue will make your pandemic resilient for the future. Why is it the right time to in