Posts Tagged ‘data migration’

Many projects need to import data. I have found it to be a painful process every time. Each import is custom and requires custom code. There are parts of the process that are the same each time (connecting with source data, reading data, creating a new item, avoiding duplicates, updating existing items). I wanted to […]

For healthcare payers, performance bonuses and analyst recommendations are dependent on external scoring by government agencies, regulators, and other third-parties. When our large Midwestern payer client’s customer satisfaction scores began to decrease due to unsatisfactory first-call resolution, inaccurate data, lack of omnichannel capabilities, and inaccurate billing information, the organization realized it needed a plan to […]

Technology Tapas has been created to provide small, quickly digestible amounts of technical information geared toward the Business User who may run across the topics in a business setting and want to have a base foundation of understanding. Tapas topics will take no more than 10 minutes to consume, and we will include Topic Discussion […]

Have you ever wondered why Argus Safety functionalities you have been using for months or years suddenly started behaving as though someone secretly changed your configuration? Everyone, at some point, feels as though their system has become its own evil twin. Let’s dig down into some common reasons why Argus Safety begins, without warning, to […]

How Do I Migrate to Lightning Knowledge with Multiple Article Types in My Org? As mentioned in my previous blog, Salesforce tends to recommend Lightning Knowledge for new customers or customers with only one article type in their org.  However, just because you don’t exactly meet the ideal criteria doesn’t mean you can’t or shouldn’t […]

With an Oracle Business Intelligence Cloud Service (BICS) subscription, you get accesses to two instances: Test and Production. The test instance can be the initial playground where the upfront development work is carried out before pushing the developed components to the Production instance. The development work may entail creating tables in the Oracle Cloud Schema […]

The Windows XP end of life support deadline has come and gone as of April 8th… now what? End of support means that software updates for Windows XP will no longer be distributed by Microsoft or its hardware partners. This includes security updates that help protect PCs from viruses, spyware, and other malicious software that […]

The post is the 2nd in the series which covers capabilities, use cases and product offerings for change data capture technology. The critical capabilities which are expected in a CDC tool Selective data replication and synchronization is a capability to synchronize data between multiple databases. It usually supports high volume and mission critical scenarios. An […]