Tag: Symfa

In the rapidly evolving landscape of financial technology, the decision to deploy infrastructure either on-premises or in the cloud has become a critical choice for organisations. The preferences often vary based on factors such as operational needs, financial considerations, and overall business strategy. Software development company Symfa explores the reasons behind the growing trend of opting for on-premises data centres.

In a bid to revolutionise the landscape of Business Intelligence (BI) applications, Ilya Mokin, Head of R&D at Symfa, unveiled the intricate details of their recent BI modernisation project. Addressing the common challenge of sluggish reporting, Mokin shed some light on the hurdles faced, from onboarding complexities to navigating intricate business logic.

2024 marks a pivotal chapter in the dynamic world of InsurTech, where innovation and technology converge to redefine the insurance landscape. From AI-driven risk...

Enterprise BI application modernisation is a challenge with data and insights at stake. How to make a good start which translates into an efficient active development with real project value? In this blog post, Anatoly Bankovsky, Delivery Manager at Symfa, a software development company, shares how his team managed to do exactly this during his recent project for a US-based carrier employing 6,000 people.

Unveiling the pitfalls and limitations of Bubble, a no-code development platform, Alexander Shumski, Head of Presales, an engineer and architect at Symfa, offers a comprehensive analysis and reveals the intricacies that make it a challenging choice for enterprise BI development. Shumski offers his opinion on the discussion and offers nuanced insights into superior alternatives that amplify BI software development, ensuring a seamless transition towards enhanced efficiency and functionality.

Data masking has emerged as a crucial solution in the digital landscape, especially in 2023, where data stands as the most profound and vulnerable digital asset for businesses. Elijah Mokin, Head of R&D at Symfa, delves into data masking and its potential.

Programming has often been described as difficult and unaccessible, which is why the implementation of low code solutions designed to amend these issues is so appealing to insurers globally. But can they be used at a corporate level? Dmitry Kurbatov, delivery manager at Symfa delves into the lessens he learned while implementing such an offering at a US insurance firm.