Only 13% of retailers say their customer databases are 100% accurate and complete, even though 63% of retailers say maintaining up-to-date data is important to enhancing customer satisfaction, study by Dynamic Markets for QAS says.
Only 13% of retailers say their customer databases are 100% accurate and complete, even though 63% of retailers say maintaining up-to-date data is important to enhancing customer satisfaction, study by Dynamic Markets for QAS says.
Oracle brings the Autonomous Database to JSON
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This is the world's most versatile hardware-encrypted USB flash key, with prices starting at $59
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Apache Cassandra’s road to the cloud
Taking open source databases to the cloud usually involves proprietary extensions. Could the Apache Cassandra community rewrite the script?
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