How TracxTMS Saves You Thousands with Built-in EDI
An efficient trucking business needs the right tools, and EDI (Electronic Data Interchange) is one of the most crucial. EDI simplifies the exchange of documents like load tenders, invoices, and bills of lading, eliminating manual paperwork and saving time. While many companies pay hefty fees for EDI transactions, TracxTMS solves this problem - offering a built-in solution that can save your business thousands of dollars every year.
5 Must-Have Features for Your Transportation Management System (TMS)
Choosing the right transportation management system (TMS) can be a game changer for your business. With so many options available, it's crucial to know what features to look for to ensure efficiency and growth. Here are five essential features your TMS should have to provide the best experience for your trucking company.
CERT C Benchmark
The SEI CERT Coding Standards are software coding standards developed by the Software Engineering Institute of Carnegie Mellon University. They are steadily becoming one of the key industry references for creating safe and secure software. One of these is SEI CERT C which has been updated for C11 but is also applicable to the earlier versions of the C language.
CERT C is primarily intended for software developers. However, it is also used by software integrators to define the requirements concerning code quality. There is a special interest for high-stakes and critical code developers who must build reliable code that is robust and resistant to attacks. That is why these standards are increasingly being used as a metric to evaluate the quality of the source code.
Live Chat Security: Everything You Need to Know for Secure Live Chat
Over the years, SaaS developers have worked with businesses to increase the efficacy and security of this vital customer service channel: most of today’s live chat providers offer some level of password protection and data encryption to help companies manage sensitive data.
However, the level of security offered by different vendors does vary widely. This makes it all the more important to know how your live chat provider is managing your and your customers’ data, and what measures it has in place to detect and neutralize security breaches.
This blog post breaks down the potential threats to live chat security, and outlines how Comm100 Live Chat stays secure through industry-leading security features and compliances.
10 Reasons Why Companies Choose OpenLogic for OSS Support
As shown in the 2022 State of Open Source Report, organizations around the world today are consuming and contributing to open source software more than ever before. But successfully using open source in business critical applications requires dependable OSS support.
In this blog, we discuss the top 10 reasons why companies choose OpenLogic by Perforce for their OSS support, and why that support is critical to harnessing the true innovative potential of OSS.
10 Tips for Getting Your Chaotic Project Back on Track
Chaotic projects can wreak havoc on our working and personal lives. One day you may wake up to realize that the priorities in your organization have changed, causing your project to be deprioritized, over budget, won't be delivered on time, or worse. Project management software like LiquidPlanner can help you catch these common issues before they arise. Read our top 10 tips for getting a chaotic project back on track.
The What, When, Where, Who, How and Why Behind Security Incidents
Security people can be infuriating. All too often security incidents are confused in a fog of acronyms, data, and analysis. The industry, as a whole, has failed to make information presentation humanly readable and visual.
Picture the scene of a crime; and enter our hero… the police investigator. As he scans the scene for evidence, he tries to build a picture of the events that led to this crime. There are only 6 questions in his mind… What, When, Where, Who, Why and How?
And so, to solve a problem, either in the physical world, or your cyber environment, these elements are the factors you must question and decipher to solve a problem or collect the right information.
The Advantages of Partnering with an MSSP or Building a SOC Internally
Outsourcing to an MSSP (Managed Security Service Provider) or building an internal SOC (Security Operations Center), each comes with its own set of advantages and challenges.
The aim of both is to enhance your cyber security, develop your systems, and protect your data, processes, and people. However, knowing which strategy to take can be a hard decision to make, especially if you are unsure of what each approach requires in the first place.
The What, When, Where, Who, How and Why Behind Security Incidents
Security people can be infuriating. All too often security incidents are confused in a fog of acronyms, data, and analysis. The industry, as a whole, has failed to make information presentation humanly readable and visual.
Picture the scene of a crime; and enter our hero… the police investigator. As he scans the scene for evidence, he tries to build a picture of the events that led to this crime. There are only 6 questions in his mind… What, When, Where, Who, Why and How?
And so, to solve a problem, either in the physical world, or your cyber environment, these elements are the factors you must question and decipher to solve a problem or collect the right information.
The Advantages of Partnering with an MSSP or Building a SOC Internally
Outsourcing to an MSSP (Managed Security Service Provider) or building an internal SOC (Security Operations Center), each comes with its own set of advantages and challenges.
The aim of both is to enhance your cyber security, develop your systems, and protect your data, processes, and people. However, knowing which strategy to take can be a hard decision to make, especially if you are unsure of what each approach requires in the first place.
How to Prioritize When Everything is #1
Prioritization is the process of determining the level of importance and urgency of a task, project or event. It’s a key skill for any working professional and is absolutely essential for project managers to master. Smart prioritization is a vital part of Liquid Planner’s Planning Intelligence philosophy to align people, priorities and projects.
One of the biggest challenges for project managers and team leaders is accurately prioritizing the work that matters on a daily basis. Even if you have the best project management software, your team could end up working on the wrong things at the wrong time. And, you don’t want to fall into the role of crying “top priority” for every other project that comes down the pike.
To help you manage your team’s workload and hit deadlines on time, here are 6 steps to prioritizing projects that have a lot of moving parts.
The What, When, Where, Who, How and Why Behind Security Incidents
Security people can be infuriating. All too often security incidents are confused in a fog of acronyms, data, and analysis. The industry, as a whole, has failed to make information presentation humanly readable and visual.
Picture the scene of a crime; and enter our hero… the police investigator. As he scans the scene for evidence, he tries to build a picture of the events that led to this crime. There are only 6 questions in his mind… What, When, Where, Who, Why and How?
And so, to solve a problem, either in the physical world, or your cyber environment, these elements are the factors you must question and decipher to solve a problem or collect the right information.
The Advantages of Partnering with an MSSP or Building a SOC Internally
Outsourcing to an MSSP (Managed Security Service Provider) or building an internal SOC (Security Operations Center), each comes with its own set of advantages and challenges.
The aim of both is to enhance your cyber security, develop your systems, and protect your data, processes, and people. However, knowing which strategy to take can be a hard decision to make, especially if you are unsure of what each approach requires in the first place.
MDM is Dead. It’s Time to Shift to Android DevOps
Alright, so maybe not completely dead, but Mobile Device Management (MDM) - while necessary - cannot (alone) meet the needs of innovative, agile businesses, especially when customer experience and value are on the line.
With MDM, you can’t control the intake of changes to a fleet - risking widespread downtime - or debug your applications in real-time to prevent poor user experience. Enter Android DevOps where quality and speed are at the heart of dedicated device management.
According to Sam Guckenheimer of Microsoft Azure, “For a DevOps team...everything they do is about making a customer’ experience better.” Android DevOps enables businesses to focus on their business - not the platform - so they can deliver the ultimate customer experience.
Continue reading to learn more about how making the shift to Android DevOps can help you get back to what matters most: delighting your customers.
For more information about the advantages of Android DevOps reach out to Esper.
O365 Tenant Migration: Your Questions Answered
It’s been quite a year for Cloud Commander, our Office 365 to Office 365 migration tool. We’ve hit record speeds – sustaining 1 TB / hour transfer rates for Exchange Online – while also working on the world’s largest tenant consolidation project, helping one organization merge 120 individual tenants into a single service.
Director of Enterprise Migrations, Mike Weaver, recently ran a lively T2T session with our friends at Petri.com, and below you’ll find answers to the big questions that come up, like:
- How do you actually test the identity migration as you have suggested?
- Are there limitations regarding Microsoft Dynamics integration with Exchange and when you need to move the workload separately?
- Are there any special considerations when you have a mix of PC and Mac clients?
- Does eliminating an on-prem AD and moving to the Azure AD make things easier?
- And many more!