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Kubernetes & Enterprise Components Architecture

Kubernetes, the de facto container orchestrator, is great and should be part of any DevOps toolkit. But, just as any other open source technology, it’s not a full-fletched ready-to-use platform. Read More...

How Digital Transformation, DevOps, Cloud Native, Kubernetes, and Containers Tie Together

The entire business world is talking about digital transformation. IT leaders, on the other hand, talk about DevOps, cloud native, Kuberentes and containers. Read More...

The time for data visualization is now. Seriously, right now.

We collect data at a mind-boggling pace. In fact, as companies, we’re hoarding it. But what good is data if it can’t speak to us? Fortunately, data complexity can be broken down through design and visualization – the charts, graphs and plots that show trends, outliers and opportunities. Read More...

Big Goals. Small Actions.

November 29, 2018

As a company and as a team, our lives at EastBanc Technologies have always been about tackling the biggest problems for the biggest organizations. Read More...

Software Architecture—Back to the Basics

August 21, 2018

Nearly every week there’s something new in our industry. The pace of technology is unprecedented, the role of IT is booming, and innovation is part of our DNA. Read More...

Why Your Silos are a No-Go

November 16, 2017

Everyone loves their own data. Collecting it. Analyzing it. Drawing conclusions from it. But often, when you allow departments or business units within your organization to gather their own data, that data isn’t shared. Read More...

How to Incrementally Feed the Right Kind of Data into Your Intelligence Applications

August 28, 2017

Wouldn’t it be nice to reach artificial intelligence (AI) nirvana? To have a system that provides real-time, context-aware decisions. Read More...

Why It’s OK to Ignore the Infrastructure

Today’s IT environment is moving and evolving at an unprecedented pace. So, all of a sudden, your 5-year old software infrastructure can look more like it’s 50. Read More...

Is It Time To Diversify Your Cloud?

Amazon Web Services (AWS), Azure, and Google Cloud Platform (GCP) are the public cloud market leaders, but how do you determine which of them best supports the specific needs of your enterprise? For a majority of enterprises, and for the foreseeable future, it’s going to be a multiple answer question. Read More...

Grow A Data Tree Out Of The “Big Data” Swamp

Big Data. Everyone’s paying for it, collecting it, and talking about it, but what are companies actually doing with it? Read More...

Update and Upgrade, Without Starting Over

Let’s face it. Organizations struggle with their legacy applications. Even when they still solve some of the business’ problems, they reach a point where they can no longer keep up with market and industry demands. Read More...

Don't Rewrite Monolithic Legacy System: Break It Into Lego® Pieces.

Let’s flash back to 2000. You’ve survived Y2K and you’re building systems for CRM, inventory, logistics, or data. They’re all state-of-the-art, and get the job done, even if they don’t talk to each other. Read More...

Someday, All Mobile Apps Will Be Built in HTML. But Not Today.

It’s a mobile app world, and we just live in it. But for those working on the “next big thing,” there’s a conundrum – everyone knows we should be building apps in HTML, but not every device out there runs it as smoothly as it should. Read More...

Closing the Windows on Hosting?

In technology, everyone likes to talk about “future-proofing.” But even for the most cutting-edge tech, time always catches up. Read More...

Innovation Starts With Open API

The future is here. No, we don’t have flying cars or robot butlers – yet – but it’s definitely a digital world. Read More...

Announcing support for MS Azure in Kubernetes Cluster Auto Scaling

We’re excited to announce Microsoft Azure support for the Kubernetes auto scaling module, an open source system for automating deployment, scaling, and management of containerized applications. Read More...

Why You Should Be Trickling Into The Cloud

February 21, 2017

You can’t mention enterprise technologies today without getting into a discussion about the cloud. “Are you in the cloud yet?” Read More...

Does Your Use Case Fit The Cloud?

February 15, 2017

In the mad rush to move to the cloud, some organizations are putting the proverbial cart in front of the horse. They’re just looking for the best hosting, the preferred provider, or whatever the rest of the industry is using. Read More...

Should You Get On The Microservices Train?

December 16, 2016

Every month, week, or day, it seems there’s buzz about yet another solution or service that will revolutionize your industry – or more simply, make your life easier. Read More...

Create Hundreds of Mobile Apps… Without Building a Single One.

December 9, 2016

Apps. Sensors. They’re everywhere. Your phone, your car, your TV, even your refrigerator Read More...

Tracking Contractor Snow Plowing Activity Made Easy with a Mobile App

November 15, 2016

Long before the first flakes fall from the sky many municipalities begin to prepare for the cold, icy, and snowy conditions that inevitably lie ahead. Read More...

Affordable data insights? Get your head in the cloud.

November 8, 2016

Fun fact: in 2014, cloud services were already a $45 billion business worldwide, and are expected to grow to $95 billion by 2017. Will you be part of that equation? Read More...

UX Design and You: How Agile Team Can Help Simplify Your Interface

October 12, 2016

Simple is good. Simple is clean. And whether I’m cooking or planning a trip, simple is always better, right? So why do so many companies make user experience (UX) so complex? Read More...

More Than Play: Five Ways Virtual Reality is Growing Up

September 21, 2016

Immersive and exciting, Virtual Reality is already part of our lives, whether it’s a plot device in a new sci-fi thriller or the best way to enjoy the latest video games or thrill rides. Read More...

How Child Service Agencies are Tapping into the Mobile App Explosion

September 15, 2016

Now that smartphones are the most widely used tool for navigating important life activities (nearly two thirds of Americans own one[1]), there’s pretty much an app for everything these days. Read More...

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