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5 Reasons Why QSR Outlet must have Asset Management Software

We know there are several businesses that heavily rely on types of equipment and assets in order to run their daily operations efficiently such as QSR businesses. That is why it is important to keep assets maintained. However, in these businesses, manual tracking methods are not effective, which is why asset management software is essential for Business. It provides several benefits to the QSR outlet. Although there are several businesses that utilize a spreadsheet in order to keep track of assets.

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How Is AIOps Transforming the Future of IT Operations?

Did you know that Artificial Intelligence began as an experimental program? However, as the global spending on Artificial Intelligence stood at over $118 billion in 2022 and continues to grow, it's become apparent that this is one experiment that's here to stay and will completely transform the way business operations are undertaken.

How OpManager helps with troubleshooting network issues

IT administrators have the herculean task of monitoring and maintaining the digital networks that keep their businesses up and running. They have to ensure that network discrepancies such as slow response time and low network performance don't affect end users or customers.

Top 5 benefits of network backup software

One of the leading and most catastrophic causes of is misconfigurations or faulty configurations. This type of downtime may occur at any moment suddenly, even sometimes turning out to be a surprise for network admins. Whenever this type of downtime occurs, it is mandatory for network admins to find the root cause of the issue in order to troubleshoot and then bring the network back up. This is hectic as well as time-consuming, leading to a loss of precious time for the organization.

Taking incident management to the next level with an internal developer portal

There is no denying that incident management is one of the most crucial processes concerning the service and business aspects of software deployment. Not having a robust system in place to address and remedy unfortunate incidents can lead to user dissatisfaction, which can ultimately take a toll on your business metrics. A suboptimal management system can also have adverse impacts internally if it prioritizes efficiency and speed of recovery to the point of neglecting employee well-being.

Tag You're It: Organized, Configurable Tagging is a Must-do for Great Incident Analytics.

Wouldn’t it be nice to learn which parts of your service see the most incidents, or why one service experiences more Sev1 incidents than the others? It’s not always easy to see the full disruptive impact of an engineering incident. Even harder to see trends across incidents and over time. Developing incident insights that you can use to help guide and shape the way your team designs and operates your product takes time, careful consideration, team engagement and the right tooling.

Overcoming data challenges in payment monitoring

The total transaction value of digital payments is projected to exceed $1.7 billion by the end of 2022. Each one of these transactions generates masses of data that contains critical insights for merchants, payment service providers, acquirers, fintechs, and other stakeholders in the payments ecosystem. Having real-time access to these insights has the power to drive growth through customer and market understanding.

Data Warehouse vs Database: Comparing Common Data Storage

Knowing the differences between data warehouses and databases can clear up a lot of confusion for many people, especially with the volume of data we have these days. In this blog post, I'll discuss the differences between these two types of data systems. I'll also provide some examples to help illustrate the points we make. Let's get started! (This article was written by Austin Chia.)