I read an interesting article in Hospitality Technology entitled “Protect Everyone Involved: Basic PCI Compliance Tips“. This is a good article about why you should be interested in PCI compliance if you are a restaurateur. However, it omits one important consideration.
The article omits the need to consider any device [...]
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I’ve been deluged with thousands of responses to my retail exception reporting quiz (well, would you believe, hundreds? how about 10?). The answer, was that #1 came from a restaurant and #2 from a retailer. Hard to tell them apart, eh?
Wouldn’t it be interesting to combine a state-of-the-art, purpose built exception reporting system with state [...]
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Yesterday, I wrote about exception reporting. Recently we received two requests for exception reports in the same day. Here are two examples:
#1 Indicate when the quantity of line item voids within a single transaction exceeds a threshold
#2 Indicate number of cashiers whose count of voids in a single day exceeded a threshold
One [...]
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I received two requests for exception reporting linked to video last week. One from a prospective customer who is in trials with Envysion and one in the form of an RFP. Both came from loss prevention staff. Both are interested in using Envysion’s video and reporting functions for LP activities.
It is interesting how these two [...]
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My last posts MVaaS and Enterprise Hosted Video Compared and Managed Video as a Service Explained, introduced the difference between MVaaS and Enterprise Hosted Video as well as the common benefits they both provide. This is the fifth of 5 posts in a series about the differences. (The previous were MVaaS Total Cost of Ownership, [...]
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My last posts MVaaS and Enterprise Hosted Video Compared and Managed Video as a Service Explained, introduced the difference between MVaaS and Enterprise Hosted Video as well as the common benefits they both provide. This is the fourth of 5 posts in a series about the differences. (The previous were MVaaS Total Cost of Ownership, [...]
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My last posts MVaaS and Enterprise Hosted Video Compared and Managed Video as a Service Explained, introduced the difference between MVaaS and Enterprise Hosted Video as well as the common benefits they both provide. This is the third of 5 posts in a series about the differences. (The previous were MVaaS Total Cost of Ownership [...]
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My last posts MVaaS and Enterprise Hosted Video Compared and Managed Video as a Service Explained, introduced the difference between MVaaS and Enterprise Hosted Video as well as the common benefits they both provide. This is the second of 5 posts in a series about the differences. (The previous was MVaaS Total Cost of Ownership).
This [...]
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My last two posts MVaaS and Enterprise Hosted Video Compared and Managed Video as a Service Explained introduced the difference between MVaaS and Enterprise Hosted Video as well as the common benefits they both provide. Today, I’ll begin a 5 part series that discusses some of the differences.
Total cost of ownership is a well known [...]
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Yesterday, I posted an article describing the Enterprise Hosted Model of deploying a security application. Today, I will describe the MVaaS model.
The basic difference is that in the above picture, the security application software is not installed at the enterprise. Instead, the application resides in the network, hosted out of a datacenter (referred to as [...]
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