Linkedin Post :: on 29/04/2025

Adoption of Word from different zone:
from Music to DevOps Deployment!

This originally comes from music, meaning arranging different musical instruments to play together harmoniously in a concert. Now, when technology borrows the word orchestration, especially in fields like DevOps, cloud computing, and CI/CD automation, the meaning is very similar in spirit, just applied to software and infrastructure instead of musical instruments.

In Technology / DevOps, “orchestration” means:
Coordinating and managing many automated tasks, services, systems, containers (Dockers), and resources — making them work together in a planned, efficient, and “harmonious” way to achieve a business goal.

For Example: Kubernetes Orchestration orchestrates containers.
– A modern application is made up of many microservices (small pieces like web server, database, authentication service, cache, etc.). orchestrates the creation, deployment, scaling, networking, and healing (restart on failure) of all these containers automatically. In DevOps and CI/CD:
Orchestration helps automate complex workflows: (build > test > deploy > monitor > rollback if needed). It manages dependencies between services. It ensures the right version of the application gets deployed to the right place at the right time.

The Analogy:
Music | Technology
A conductor organizes musicians playing piano, violin, flute, drums, etc., together. A CI/CD pipeline organizes servers, containers, databases, code builds, deployments together. A beautiful concert is the outcome. A successful app deployment is the outcome.

An opinion to promote offers –
aligning with the desire of the external interested parties, for the products or services.

This is a good sign – clients are curious!
the clients need to feel confident that the existing and also undiscovered, potentially hidden details of their requirements and risks get mitigated, solved and they are benefited – by the offering. so, let them connect, let them talk more, and let the marketing guy be patient, good listener and empathetically cooperative.

* People and Products, both drive the brand & business stand out

Linkedin Post :: 19/04/2025

Rapid growth of world population, urbanization, industrialization, arrays of factors are occupying and limiting harvest land and livestock scope. Land on earth is fixed but feeding and livelihood is a must to survive. So, production process optimization is of the utmost requirement through incorporating specialized agriculture solution, either as a core module in ERP or the standalone application – including 1) Agriculture management 2) Farm Management 3) Livestock management. These sub-systems include the core features like:

* Tracking crops, livestock, planting cycle. Monitoring resources (land, water, fertilizers)
* Crop planning, seeding, harvesting, land parcel management, Inventory for fertilizers, seeds, tools. task time tracking and staff/workers assignment.
* For livestock – Animal tracking, vaccination schedule, feeding plan, breeding cycles, custom report of herd performance, and so forth.

Real-time data analytics facilitates for informed decisions on crop management and resource allocation. Agro-based supply chain optimization for improved traceability and manageable movement and routing of tasks and components. No doubt, the precision farming technologies reduce waste and environmental impact.

I knew it from the web-information that north America as the lead followed by a large part of Europe is adopting agricultural management solution including IoT and other relevant hardware to provision precision agribusiness management application to get the optimum results from crops production and livestock. The sustainable support and patronization from the government agencies impact and promote a lot to make the huge agricultural management in those regions. Emerging market like China, Brazil, India and some other countries are in the front line in question of these technologies due to the large agricultural sectors and supportive government initiatives. The study shows a remarkable growth in this area, as:

– 9.5% CAGR (compound annual growth rate) in global IoT adoption in the agriculture market growing from USD 16 billion to the projected USD 40 billion. You know these IoT devices are utilized for real-time monitoring of soil moisture, crop health, livestock tracking, automated irrigation system, etc.

– Agriculture ERP software market is experiencing robust growth at 12% (CAGR), valued at appx. USD 2 Bn to a projected reach over USD 6 Bn by 2033. Approximately, 72% of the agriculture software market is dominated by cloud-based solution, driven by scalability, cost-effectiveness and real-time data access.

Who are in the front-line?
So far, I know SAP, (SAP Agriculture – farm management, SCM, resource planning), Oracle (NetSuite), FarmERP etc. are in time and offering solution. I believe that, Odoo’s with its modular, customizable ecosystem could come forward in this emerging filed.

Linkedin Post :: 17/04/2025

Replenishment / Product Re-Odering Rules along with the smart buttons makes Odoo’s all connected applications efficient. I experienced it today while working in Odoo’s Sales, Inventory, Manufacturing, Purchase and Accounting modules. Having no ideas on the similar replenishment/re-Ordering operation and internally linked inventory routing process that the SCM of SAP/MS D365 F&A/Oracle etc. have. Hopefully, and it must be that they have the equivalent performance and smartness. But, I’m a fan of Odoo’s evolving and innovative journey.

The ease of navigation is amazing indeed! Fabulous UX. Odoo’s SCM and MRP are scalable* to any volume of enterprise businesses – and, it’s just a matter of effective customizations of backend PostGreSQL database and python/xml scripting for all connected interfaces and application execution.

My version is Odoo 18, custom edition, and, by the way, I’m in a professional touch with d365 BC as well – as my currently, almost ending consultancy with MRDI (www.mrdibd.org) is going on with this Microsoft’s world ranking product. I conclude this way – the issue is not the tool of what world class rank the competitive products are honored with, rather on how effective business/management operations solution can be provisioned using those products to rip the sustainable and optimum business benefit and profit.

*Note: The critics say, Odoo does its optimum for mid-sized and complex industries and businesses. Is it for the Business and management operation handling capacity? No, this all-in-one-solution is quite ready with its existing build for any extended business volume. It might have some constraints in question of concurrent user management capacity or big data handling – session, indexing and performance issues. This is manageable by platform as a service capacity enhancement – matter of power of odoo.sh. This python-based developed ERP is a power solution. An amazing ecosystem, extended API support and extended market-place with thousands of ready solution incorporatation is treated as great confidence for scalability and ready for fortune 500 companies.