What Does Digital Transformation Really Mean?
Digital transformation became more important than ever in 2020. Here’s the process the Chariot team follows to ensure successful projects.
Introducing Team Data
This post is a quick primer on the basic titles and skills best suited to fulfill responsibilities along your company’s data pipeline.
5 Questions to Ask When Building Your Data Plan
How do you right-size your data analytics effort? Our experts recommend asking these five questions to set up reasonable project parameters.
Java at 25: A Business Perspective
While Java may not always be the “sexiest” choice in today’s technology landscape, it might just be the best one for your needs.
Changing Consumer Habits During the Pandemic Demand a Digital Shift
Assess your readiness to launch a digital transformation initiative.
The Emergence of PropTech in Real Estate
PropTech is hot. Remote building access. Connected appliances. Security cameras and drones. But since the outbreak of COVID-19, the industry has accelerated into overdrive and is growing faster than ever before. Here at Chariot Solutions, we’ve seen a number of new interesting PropTech projects.
How To Build a Mobile Business Strategy
A bottomless appetite for mobile experiences is forcing many businesses to accelerate their mobile strategies and for those with mobile presences to potentially rethink theirs.
The Five Factors That Will Help Guide Your Tech Transformation Decisions
The idea that every company is a tech company has never been truer. In the age of COVID-19, the embrace of and investment in technology and its deployment has increased dramatically. Teams must understand how, why, and where technology will function in the real world.
Coronavirus Accelerates Digital Transformation In Beauty Industry
While the coronavirus’ impact on industries like healthcare and education has been obvious and much discussed, it is also accelerating the digital transformation of a less obvious industry: beauty.
Media Giant Migrates From Bare Metal to AWS
A Chariot team led by Eric Snyder migrates a local media giant’s data to the Amazon Web Services cloud.