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Data Management

  • E-commerce gets real with patent 8,788,445

    Retailers’ quest to offer shoppers a personalized experience just took a step forward thanks to a newly issue patent designed to detect and eliminate non-human Web traffic.

  • Walgreens manages energy expenses

    Deerfield, Ill. - Walgreens is taking a smart approach to energy expense management.

    The retailer expanded its use of EnerNOC's energy intelligence software to manage its utility bills at more than 8,300 sites across the U.S.

  • American Dairy Queen freezes out hackers

    Minneapolis – American Dairy Queen Corp. (ADQ) is doing its best to freeze out hackers and other security risks with a managed firewall solution from Netsurion. The remotely hosted platform helps ADQ provide security across a network of corporate and franchised stores.

  • Five Steps Toward Preventing a Retail Breach

    In today’s news cycle, it’s become somewhat standard fare to read reports of a significant breach in the retail world. From Target to Neiman Marcus, UPS to eBay and even restaurants like P.F. Chang's and Dairy Queen, 2014 resulted in major retail breaches totaling 100 million credit cards and 313 million personal records. But it’s not just the big names that have targets on their backs; as Verizon’s 2015 Data Breach Investigations Report details: “the attack methods are becoming more varied, even against small businesses.”

  • Magento expands cloud analytics access

    King of Prussia, Pa. - Magento, the e-commerce platform provider that is a division of eBay Enterprise, is partnering with New Relic Inc., is releasing an extension for the New Relic Software Analytics Cloud. The extension is designed to provide customers with a deeper understanding of their applications’ performance and customer engagement activities.

  • Target reaches deal with Visa over data breach

    Target has reached an agreement with Visa card issuers to reimburse costs related to a data breach at the retailer in 2013.

    According to The Wall Street Journal, agreement, which could entail as much as $67 million in reimbursement costs, comes three months after a proposed $19 million settlement between Target and Mastercard fell through.

    Read more about the deal by clicking here.

  • PayPal gives retailers something to think about

    PayPal has revised its disclosure practices for material information in a way that could serve as a blueprint for retailers in the wake of a major insider trading bust that took down 32 hackers and brokers who allegedly reaped $100 million during a five year scheme to steal press releases.

  • Retailers support liability protection for cyber threat data sharing

    Arlington, Va. – The nation’s leading retail associations have joined together supporting legislation to combat cyber threats.

  • Seven Ways to Fight E-commerce Fraud

    For the first time in history, business and consumers can be robbed and conned by strangers who are thousands of miles away and nearly impossible to catch. The e-commerce ecosystem is clearly struggling to cope with all the new and multiplying forms of fraud.

  • Study: Retailers lag in information management

    Boston – When it comes to managing records and information, retailers are surprisingly lax compared to members of many other industries.

    According to a new study from enterprise information management provider Iron Mountain, just one in three retail businesses have a records and information manager.

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