Dextcloud: the Intuitive Orchestration Platform.Dextcloud was founded by data centre applications and technology consultant Manish Sharma, leveraging his extensive experience in designing and building large scale distributed systems to design a Low No Code, API and Event-driven toolkit to simplify and accelerate applications development.Drivingefficiency in today’s enterprise is paramount and is key to staying competitive. Creating new services is challenging when data and applications are spread across multiple platforms and services. In addition, legacy services and applications need to be modernised, cost of ownership managed and many new journeys and stories have to be mapped to business processes. In this digital economy, you cannot achieve all that you need just by hiring more developers.Dextcloud allows you to focus on your core business objectives by simplifying access to your data and applications spread across multiple platforms and geographies, enabling the automation of key business functions. Using Dextcloud’s Low No Code platform, you can create Command-driven (API) and Event-driven business applications in your ever-changing and distributed enterprise. Dextcloud accelerates this process and reduces most of these steps in terms of resource requirements and time. These services can be consumed by other applications seamlessly. This reduces dissonance in the process of service creation and streamlines it according to business objectives thereby increasing significant efficiency and enabling the enterprise to participate in an API-driven digital ecosystem, presenting new opportunities for collaboration and monetisation.Dextcloud operates globally, currently supporting customers in Fintech and Retail as well as medium to large organisations looking after reducing costs, enhancing developer productivity and increasing efficiency.

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