Software Development Company- Aezion Inc.

The software development life cycle (SDLC) is the process of developing and maintaining a software product. This process can include multiple stages such as requirements analysis, design, implementation, testing, and deployment. The SDLC has five phases: analysis phase, requirements phase, design phase, implementation phase, and test phase. Depending on the type of project these phases may not always be necessary or integrated into a single phase. For example, in the case of an incremental release with no maintenance required for a software product these phases may be combined into just one or two phases. The requirements for custom software development are many. The software must be able to maintain data integrity, be easy to understand and intuitive, provide security, and more. Custom software development is an exhausting process with long hours. But it is worth it in the end because you get what you want - a custom piece of code that will work exactly how you need it to. Custom ...

Introduction Artificial intelligence (AI) and AI bot development are no longer the sole preserve of large corporations and scientists. AI bots are becoming available for businesses of all sizes. AI is a technology that will transform businesses. To date, we have only seen the tip of the AI iceberg. And, no one is 100% certain of what lies beneath the surface. So, how can you prepare your business for this revolution that is coming soon? How can you prepare for a revolution that will bring changes that no one can predict with any certainty? The answer is; you must begin making cautious and measured preparations now. Learn About What AI has to Offer Your Business The first thing you should do to prepare for AI is to get key staff in your business thinking about the technology. AI is an emerging technology. So, avoid any preconceptions that may have about the AI bots and AI bot development. Don’t fall into the trap of thinking that AI bots are only chatbots . Look further afield ...

Introduction Natural Language Processing — the application of software systems to examining, interpreting and accurately responding to speech is viewed as the next big leap in user interface technology. However, human speech is far more complex than most people realize. There are rules, such as spelling and grammar. How we interpret speech and text, though, is far less well-defined. How do you know when a person is being sarcastic, for example? How do we know that an athlete’s explosive sprint to the finish line didn’t involve any pyrotechnics? In human language, the words can say one thing, but the context and the tone make those words mean something else. It takes humans a half a lifetime to learn the subtle nuances of language. Even then, there will be words and phrases that some of us don’t understand. Then, there are further complications in understanding language, such as dialects and colloquialisms. So, how can a computer that “thinks” in binary be programmed, line by line,...

Introduction Many large enterprises are using robotic process automation (RPA) to reduce costs and improve efficiency. By implementing RPA, businesses can automate repetitive and mundane tasks. RPA could represent the first step towards true intelligent automation. But what is RPA, and what are its applications in business? What Is Robotic Process Automation? RPA is a term that can be applied to any computer program that automatically performs a repetitive function. In its simplest form, RPA is the automatic out-of-office message that your email software sends. More sophisticated RPA bots can log into an application, perform tasks, and log out again. RPA is not a part of an organization’s IT infrastructure. RPA sits on top of the infrastructure and automates tasks that humans would otherwise perform. There are three main types of RPA bots. There are programmable bots that interact with other systems. There are intelligent RPA bots that can make decisions based on unstructured ...

Content marketing has become an extremely important part of many successful marketing strategies, but there are still many small and medium-sized businesses that have yet to realize the full potential of this means of spreading the corporate message. It provides businesses with the opportunity of attracting customers without having to use traditional forms of advertising, but how does it work, and what are the benefits? Here’s a guide to what content marketing is and why it really does matter for SMBs What is content marketing? Content marketing can take many forms, but it can be summarized as the distribution of informative, useful and valuable information with the objective of gaining and retaining a targeted audience and, ultimately, driving that audience closer to becoming customers. It can take the form of an information-based blog, being quoted on industry websites, the publication of white papers, and the publication of informed expert articles on news sites and in magazi...

When anyone sets out to design and market a new product or system of any kind, their first inclination is likely to be to make the first release of that product or system the most functionally rich and complete that it can be. There is, however, a growing acceptance that releasing a minimum viable product (MVP) to early adopters is a far more efficient way to develop a new product or system and one that will ultimately lead to a much better deliverable. What is a Minimum Viable Product? The concept of a minimum viable product, which has been popularized by Silicon Valley entrepreneurs Steve Blank, and Eric Ries, is a design and development process in which a new product, such as an app, is developed and initially released with only sufficient functionality to satisfy the needs of the early adopters. Further features and functionality are only added to the product after consideration has been given to the feedback that has been received from those early adopters. A minimum vi...

Mobile User Experience UI/UX Design Why It Matters When designing a digital presence, whether it is a website or a mobile app, attractive graphics and engaging content are not the only things that matter. One aspect of the web and app design that many designers still overlook is the need for good user experience design. But, what exactly is user experience design (UX Design), and why does it matter so much? Here’s why every business must think about the user experience when they design websites and apps. What User Experience Design Is User experience design is often used to describe the usability of an application or the user interface. The true meaning of UX design, though, goes far beyond that. UX design encompasses the entire process of software design and development. It includes branding, functionality, design, integration, and usability. UX designers look beyond simply creating usable products. They also consider the user’s pleasure and enjoyment in acquiring and using t...