DronaHQ Architecture supports Digital Transformation

When Digital Transformation comes up as an Agenda in Enterprises, it immediately is followed by two things, deciding the roadmap and an array of procurements of different solutions to solve a matrix of new problems that comes up at the particular point in the roadmap. Honestly, going digital is not a rocket science, but it does come with almost the same amount of disruption.

Organizations decide to go digital mainly because the planet, as whole, is going digital. Everything, and we mean everything, is jumping to the Green and Blue ships. And rightfully so, digital transformation has enabled processes to be executed within nanoseconds, things that used to take days and weeks before. Organizations see the point in that investment, ‘it simply speeds up things a lot while sustaining the planet’. Going digital primarily means taking their legacy systems and making them accessible over the Internet and that is scaled up to the point that the legacy data, which was once dealt with manually, now, is a matter of bits and bytes between machines talking to each other, the darling child of today’s digitization, Internet of Things.

When organizations set the wheels of procurement in motion; right from solutions for development and deployment of internal and business apps, mobile or web, to defining policy of digital media, used to access enterprise data; organizations unknowingly fetter into uncharted territory where they get primarily educated by vendors, pushing their solutions. This is where they get introduced to terms like “Mobility Ecosystem” and “Enterprise Mobile Management” or “Mobile Enterprise Application Platform”. Then the solutions like “Mobile Application Management” or “Mobile Backend as a Service”. These terms drop heavy cost and knowledge bombs on the newcomers but they exist to serve a specific purpose.

Below is a holistic view of Mobility Ecosystem.