Enterprise software begins its beautification, where design was once an afterthought

The Next Web writes, Beautiful enterprise software is not the oxymoron it once seemed. While tools such as SharePoint hold market share despite being clunky and obtuse, a startling shift has occurred in the last two years. We are beginning to see the rise of truly usable—and increasingly, beautiful—enterprise software. Nascent startups see a new opportunity to disrupt the goliaths of enterprise tech simply by offering a better user experience. Raw capitalism lies at the core of enterprise software’s traditional clunk. Enterprise software companies are accustomed to building software for CIOs, who are...

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