Model-Driven Approach and Model-Based Approach of Development!!!!. Have you ever thought about what these two terms really mean? In this blog I will brief the differences between these two frameworks which might be of some help in selecting the best option that will fit your requirements to achieve the strategic goals.
“Stop learning programming; Get trained in system analysis“- In 70s, this was the advice given by a famous futurologist to the young students who were interested in software programming. Some of the ongoing trends in the industry may support this theory but still there are proponents who anchor the traditional application development ship from sinking. Experts are jumping out with different opinions about the future of application development. Let me just give you a gist of these discussions. Read more…
BPM vendors are flying and trying hard to get themselves cloudy. i.e. to provide their BPM offerings packaged in cloud model. Apart from few concerns like security, confidentiality and lose of control, cloud is getting good traction among CIOs and other IT communities. Since BPM will take role as an extended arm of secured on-premise systems, being cloudy seems to be very promising. Below are the points which prove Cloudy BPM to be a boon. Read more…
We are glad to inform that our management team profile has been added in our website. This will give a window of opportunity for the visitors, customers and potential customers to know about the young, passionate and dynamic management team of Aufait which is poised to take Aufait to greater heights.
The dynamic changes that our website has undergone in the past months gave us an enriching experience. These enduring efforts started bearing fruits that can be best illustrated by the following metrics. Read more…
“Change is the only constant“- At Aufait we also believe the same and this can be witnessed by the frequent visitors/ followers of our website in terms of improved content and value addition through knowledge sharing resources and blogs.
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