Radiant CEO Dr. Shankar Rachakonda was honored to deliver the keynote presentation at the Federal Digital Transformation Conference in April 2021. His 45-minute presentation offered a tactical view of digital transformation and was one of the highlights of the virtual conference.
Radiant Digital accelerated a leading Fortune 15 telecom client’s Enterprise Transformation with an evidence-based User Experience (UX) project that simplified the user experience for over 10,000 workers in the Network Systems Engineering group.
The client’s unified network management interface, garnered our client with a prestigious Digital Edge 50 award, which honors 50 organizations for executing digital transformation initiatives with significant, measurable business impact.;
A large telecom client has a huge challenge managing data and provisioning services with a high level of quality and reliability. As a result, their IT needs various applications and systems to manage the company’s customers and its rapidly changing needs for rapid and reliable provisioning.
Along with various peers, Radiant was tasked with creating a complex data system and business support systems.
IT organization are quickly becoming primary drivers of innovation. IT transformation is critical to keep pace in a highly-competitive digital world by creating and operating a high-performance engine that allows you to see a 360-degree view of your customer, and then it enables the customer experience delivery.
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Radiant will work with you to create a precision infrastructure that is simple to deploy and manage, a secure, cloud-enabled foundation that automates processes, increases agility and reduces operational costs.
When you use a service like Google Fonts, Google Analytics, YouTube, Facebook, or Twitter on your website, some personal data (usually your IP address) is sent to the provider in exchange for the free service offered. This data is then used to create targeted advertisements.Suppose that on your website’s home page, you use a YouTube video as the background for your main header.
The internet is full of webpages and resources that lure users into inadvertently doing something like signing up for a purchase or subscribing to a service.
Dark patterns lead users to deceptive interfaces and can be a cause of privacy concerns. Techniques that promote obscurity over clarity (of course without the user figuring it out) grab attention and eventually transition into a business advantage.
A good UX design gains popularity because of its visual appeal and how easily users can find what they’re looking for. A website’s top usability problem is that content is structured based on what makes sense to the company and not the end-users.
Card sorting is one of the primary ways to sort out the navigation scheme or structure of an app, website, or prototype that best matches the users’ mental model or conditioning.
It represents how they navigate and expect content to be categorized and grouped.
The best UX experiences achieve consistency of elements. Connections between these elements build a harmonious visual system that users can navigate seamlessly. To achieve this, web designers are always finding solutions to visual and organizational problems.
Large amounts of data fit optimally in the rows and columns of a data grid. When faced with overwhelming content, it is best to let user behavior define your grid-based design approach.
As the world becomes more digitized, billions of internet users provide personal information or sensitive data like credit card details online. Though some online businesses provide a secure channel on their websites for transactions, data privacy issues are still enormous. This is causing unprecedented privacy incidents and inconveniences.
The darker side of not handling privacy thoughtfully includes data loss, identity theft, personal information misuse, cyber threats, and significant financial losses.
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