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You can ask ScienceSoft about the impact of IT on different industries or aspects of our private lives, the risks and opportunities we observe, or any other technology-related topic you are exploring.
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ScienceSoft’s Experts in the Media
You might worry that IT experts are all tech geeks who speak in jargon, so you will have to decipher and rephrase their input for your readers. Rest assured, our tech experts frequently work as consultants on commercial projects and know how to put complex concepts in simple terms.
Check out examples of ScienceSoft’s experts speaking across various media platforms:
I believe that the key value driver behind ScienceSoft is our ability to offer actionable technology-powered solutions to the business challenges of our clients. We know the bottlenecks and see improvement opportunities in common business processes, which allows us to drive tangible positive changes.
IT security is a never-ceasing fight between the good guys and the bad guys. Malicious actors are at advantage: they only need to find a single security gap to break into a system. We, on the other hand, have to foresee every attack or technique they might employ. We have to decipher our opponents’ tactics and figure out their tricks in advance – it means constant learning, improvement, and creative thinking. No time to get bored, that’s for sure.
The Agile methodology comes as a more efficient alternative to linear software development. With short-term iterative planning and incremental software delivery at its core, Agile allows vendors to receive customer feedback early on and introduce required changes quickly and cost-efficiently. All this leads to a higher quality of deliverables and better customer satisfaction.
I see a growing demand for outsourced help desk services, which is no wonder. Nowadays, companies feel the pressure to innovate and digitize their processes with software. As the technology stack grows, more competencies are needed to ensure lifelong high-quality IT support.
When used in ecommerce, ChatGPT can automate time-consuming manual tasks in data analysis, customer support, drafting product descriptions and marketing content, and executing email and social media promo campaigns. Intelligent process automation significantly improves the productivity of ecommerce teams and can help e-sellers reduce operational costs and speed up business workflows.
To win this arms race, we need to understand that security is the responsibility of everyone, not just cybersecurity experts. Organizations must nurture corporate security culture and adopt a security-by-design approach when developing their new services and products. Plus, we, as individual IT users, must stay vigilant and practice good cyber hygiene.
If we were to use AI tools somewhere, it would be for our engineers to help them in their work while still keeping interactions with users as human-to-human. For example, we may introduce data-driven case resolution when an AI-powered system analyzes customer data from multiple channels and provides agents with tailored recommendations based on those insights.
Owners of smaller businesses may mistakenly think that hackers only attack large companies. In reality, SMBs are a very common target: while they often have the valuable data that cybercriminals hunt for (financial information, personally identifiable data, intellectual property etc.), they are likely to lack the necessary cybersecurity skills, polices, and tools to reliably protect this data. The most common threats that these companies face are phishing attacks, malware, including ransomware, and security breaches due to human error.