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Enterprise Applications and Business workflows

When you visit an website or a web application you might just be aware of the front end of the application. But did you know, there are so much more to it.

Lets see how.

When you visit a web application let say, what you use is the front end. When you register and login you are using the backend and databases as well by now. But is that all, or is there more to it.

Well, there is a broader picture.

These data now flows through multiple enterprise applications like -

1. SAP for Resource Management

2. Salesforce for Customer Relationship

3. Analytics to understand customer behaviour.

4. Recommendation channels

5. Interaction channels like Thunderhead which recommends based on what you clicked.

6. Marketing Channels.

7. Customer Service and Support  Applications

So, the data flows from one channel to another through APIs and these big MNCs have dedicated teams which are there to support each of this applications.

So next time you register you now know its not just the backend and the frontend. There is a whole world of technologies which is running under the hood.



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