Technology Questions

A universe is a business-oriented mapping of the data structure found in databases: tables, columns, joins, etc. It can represent any specific application, system, or group of users. For example, a universe can relate to a department in a company such as marketing or accounting.

In the BusinessObjects User module, universes enable end users to build queries from which they can generate and perform analysis.

IOS development requires Intel-based Macintosh computer and iOS SDK

In business, outsourcing is an agreement in which one company contracts its own internal activity to different company. It involves the contracting out of a business process (e.g. payroll processing, claims processing) and operational, and/or non-core functions (e.g. manufacturing, facility management, call center support) to another party (see also business process outsourcing).

A company moves some of its jobs to another country and employing workers in other countries to save on labor costs best describes the practice of outsourcing.

A DBA is a Database Administrator, and this is the most common job that you find a database specialist doing. There are Development DBAs and Production DBAs.

- A Development DBA usually works closely with a team of developers and gets more involved in design decisions, giving advice on performance and writing good SQL.

  That can be satisfying at a human level because you are part of a team and you share the satisfaction of the teams accomplishments.

- A Production DBA (on the other hand) is responsible for maintaining Databases within an organization, so it is a very difficult and demanding job. He or she, often gets involved when all the design decisions have been made, and has simply to keep things up and running.

  Therefore, of course, it is also a rewarding job, both financially and in terms of job satisfaction. But it is a more "lonely" job than being a Development DBA.

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Customer Satisfaction, Problem Resolution, Loyalty & Customer Value, Up-sell & Cross-sell, Customer Churn, Customer Segmentation, Cost Control, Revenue & Profitability, Performance Management, Outage / Downtime, Defect, Marketing Effectiveness, Collections are some of the examples of BI initiatives.

Many times we would like to store information about the user locally in the computer. For example let’s say user has half-filled a long form and suddenly the internet connection breaks off. So the user would like you to store this information locally and when the internet comes back.He would like to get that information and send it to the server for storage.

Modern browsers have storage called as “Local storage” in which you can store this information.

MDM is short for Mobile Device Management. The term generally refers to a system that hooks into the operating system on smartphones to collect information or apply restrictions and security precautions that may be sound company policy. This is true for Miradore Online, our free MDM product you can get started with today.

The difference between the table and template is that, table is a dynamic and template is a static.