Author: leeforkenbrock
Profile:
Lee serves as CEO and lead project manager for LoadSys Solutions. With a proven record of success in programming, database administration, and project management, and specialties in PHP, CakePHP, MySQL, Oracle, SQL, Linux and AWS, Lee helps clients across multiple industries on a variety of software development projects. 
by Lee Forkenbrock | Jan 20, 2021 | Artificial Intelligence, Cloud Hosting, DevOps, Machine Learning
Although Plant & Works Engineering calls man, “The best condition monitoring device ever invented,” his (or her) status atop that set of skills is being threatened by Artificial Intelligence in general and AIOps in particular. But what is AIOps?... 
by Lee Forkenbrock | Oct 21, 2020 | Cloud Hosting, DevOps, Digital Transformation
Should You Migrate Your DevOps to the Cloud? In the world of IT, it seems that just about everything is being moved to the cloud. Cloud solutions like AWS, Azure, and many others provide companies with incredible benefits that simply aren’t possible with... 
by Lee Forkenbrock | Sep 14, 2020 | Business, Software Development, Web Development
Loadsys is one of the top software development and digital solutions consultancy headquartered in Chicago, Illinois. We develop cutting edge applications for enterprise companies from the United States and globally. Over the years we have worked to adapt and fit our... 
by Lee Forkenbrock | Sep 10, 2020 | Business, Digital Transformation
When looking at companies that have gone through a successful digital transformation, there is no shortage of information about how great it has been for their profitability. In today’s business environment, there is really no doubt that going through this type... 
by Lee Forkenbrock | Aug 24, 2020 | Business, Digital Transformation
When an organization decides to begin the process of a digital transformation, they need to prepare for a variety of challenges that could cause problems. Making significant changes to the way a company operates is always going to be difficult, which is why it is so...