Challenges of Building and Maintaining MarTech Software
Martech Outlook | Tuesday, April 21, 2020
The martech industry's developers are embracing dynamic observability, chaotic engineering, and other cutting-edge approaches to solve contemporary challenges.
Fremont, CA: To optimize results, marketing professionals at high-performing firms are embracing new technology, tools, and data at a faster rate than ever recorded previously. Globally, martech innovation is increasing, assisting digital marketers in achieving their digital campaign and lead generation goals. Numerous new innovative businesses are confronted with massive amounts of data, infrastructure, and privacy concerns. This creates some novel issues for those developing and maintaining martech applications.
Here are the challenges of building and maintaining martech software:
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Dealing with significant amounts of data
Marketing experts are continuously collecting consumer data from a variety of sources and platforms. It is incomprehensible how much time and effort it takes to correctly acquire, categorize, and prioritize the ocean of data. Additionally, when a problem requires debugging, the vast amount of data makes it incredibly difficult for engineers to decipher data inconsistencies and anomalies. These organizations must implement dynamic observability solutions designed for cloud-scale applications.
Privacy issues
Martech enterprises must protect an abnormally large volume of highly sensitive, personally identifiable information (PII). Compliance and regulations are a significant source of irritation for software developers in the industry. To overcome this, martech companies must implement tools that enable them to securely access and pipeline data at the point of need. Additionally, they should consider moving security to the left and adopting DevSecOps best practices.
Modern infrastructure
Today's martech businesses are based on modern, distributed infrastructure such as cloud, containers, microservices, and Kubernetes. While this increases the scalability of martech solutions, it also adds a great deal of complexity. Software developers should consider incorporating site reliability engineering (SRE), observability, and chaos engineering in order to improve dependability in the face of highly dynamic cloud infrastructure.
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