Posts Tagged ‘Data’

Disaster Recovery Is Not a ‘Project’

Recently, I was involved with the implementation of a replication solution at an electric utility company. This implementation was the center piece of a disaster recovery (DR) implementation for one of their power plants. Normally, when a replication solution is implemented, data recoverability at the remote site is mandatory. After all, what good is the ...

Integration and Analytics: The Online Shopper’s Best Friends

With the plethora of available technology tools promising to improve the customer experience, it’s safe to assume that many of you have deployed more than one of them to increase your chances of success . The implementation of myriad technology applications can provide significant benefits if they are utilized properly. Data gleaned from multiple on-site ...

E-Commerce Data Security 2010: Learning From 2009′s Debacles

2009 was the first year since 2005 that the number of data breach incidents recorded actually dropped. If that makes you feel a little more secure — there is a counter side. The same site reports on personal records that have been exposed: 220 million records in 2009 as compared with 35 million in 2008. ...

E-Commerce Data Security 2010: Learning From 2009′s Debacles

2009 was the first year since 2005 that the number of data breach incidents recorded actually dropped. If that makes you feel a little more secure — there is a counter side. The same site reports on personal records that have been exposed: 220 million records in 2009 as compared with 35 million in 2008. ...