Traditional software packages often come with hefty price tags and an abundance of features that may go largely unused. Now, a shift is taking place to microservices and microtransactions-based billing. Under this change in the way technology is developed and purchased, businesses of any size can streamline their technology stacks to match their specific needs and pay only for the amount the services are used.

In this eBook, you will learn:

• Terms used to describe this shift in technology purchasing
• How organizations of any size save money using this approach
• How microservices simplify business technology
• Why now is the time to act to stay competitive with your peers

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Digitech Systems' embrace of microservices and microtransactions-based billing offers a path to customization, cost-efficiency, data security, and adaptability. Leveraging these innovative approaches ensures that your business technology remains agile and responsive to your ever-changing needs, ultimately driving your organization's success. Customize your information management technology with features and add-ons that meet the specific needs of your business. In a modern world where technology plays a pivotal role in the success of businesses and organizations of any size, simplifying your tech stack is essential.

Ready to get started with your own fully customized microservices solution? Call 866.374.3569 or visit https://www.digitechsystems.com/contact-us/

Related Links:

• Want to learn more about microservices architecture? Visit the Microservices and Microtransactions-based billing feature page for more information.
• Watch the video, “What is a Microservices Architecture?” to learn more about how microservices add-ons can save your organization time and money with business technology.
• Even more cost-effective information management is coming your way. Read the article, "What's Behind Shift to Microservices? You, the Consumer" to learn more.
• Read about the changing office technology landscape in this Workflow Magazine article, “The Flexible Future Office”.