As we're all well aware, digital marketing is constantly evolving. The main reason is that new technologies are pretty much setting the new standards and creating new trends for consumers to follow. Marketers are, therefore, constantly adjusting their strategies and adapting to the new environment.

Nowadays, mobile apps are the main buzzword in the marketing world. That said, mobile traffic has long since surpassed that of desktop traffic, and now every company that operates online wants to provide convenience to mobile users and ensure mobile friendliness. Mobile apps fit quite well into this endeavor.

The modern business world relies heavily on a stable, fast internet connection, but so do your customers. It’s not a question of whether or not you need to have a good internet plan in your company, it’s a question of whether or not the time has come to upgrade your internet connection or even find a better provider.

When the COVID-19 pandemic swept the globe, companies everywhere had to figure out ways to keep running while social distancing and protecting the health of their employees and customers. Remote work became more mainstream than ever before. 

Upwork's recent Future Workforce Pulse Report indicated about 41.8% of Americans remain fully remote and 68% of managers say it is getting easier to adapt to work from home solutions. Although telecommuting was a temporary solution to a sudden catastrophe, it is quickly shaping into something lasting.

San Mateo April 20, 2021 – New research suggests most websites that rank in Google’s top 20 search results do not currently pass the minimum requirements for a good page experience set out in the search engine’s new Core Web Vitals update which officially rolls out from mid-June [1]. 96% of sites tested in US desktop searches and more than 90% of those in mobile searches fail to meet Google’s three Core Web Vitals thresholds for good website performance and usability and risk their rankings being negatively impacted from June. Currently only the top 2 or 3 ranking websites in search results achieve the required “good” score in most of the Core Web Vitals metrics according to the analysis by Searchmetrics.

Cambridge UK, Thursday, 15 April – To help organizations explore and manage the advantages the cloud provides, the latest release of Redgate’s popular database monitoring tool, SQL Monitor, now supports Amazon EC2 and RDS, and Azure SQL Database and Azure Managed Instances as well as on-premises SQL Server. A new global dashboard allows users to check the health of their entire SQL Server estate at a glance and pinpoint issues with individual servers and instances, wherever they are, however large the estate.