DataManagement

Wearables Tech: Data, Privacy, and Applications Wearables like fitness trackers and smartwatches have become everyday tools. They collect a steady stream of data: steps, heart rate, sleep patterns, calories burned, GPS routes, and app activity. This data helps people stay active, train smarter, and spot health trends. At the same time, it creates privacy challenges. When data moves from a device to an app or cloud, it can be stored, shared, or exposed in a data breach. ...

CRM Data Quality and Customer Insights CRM success hinges on clean, reliable data. When contact records have duplicates, missing emails, wrong addresses, or conflicting notes, teams waste time and insights lose their edge. A true single customer view can feel out of reach, turning data into a puzzle rather than a clear guide. This post shares practical steps to boost data quality and turn CRM data into actionable customer insights for sales, marketing, and support. ...

Cloud Native Storage: Persistent Volumes and Data Management Cloud native storage keeps data alive beyond the life of a single pod. In Kubernetes, a Persistent Volume (PV) is a piece of storage in the cluster. A Persistent Volume Claim (PVC) is a request for that storage by a pod. When a PVC matches a PV or a StorageClass provisions a new volume, Kubernetes binds them and the app can read and write data without worrying about the underlying device. ...

Customer Relationship Management in the Digital Era In the digital era, Customer Relationship Management (CRM) is more than a tool. It is a strategy that connects data, people, and processes across touchpoints. When done well, CRM helps teams respond quickly, tailor offers, and build lasting trust. Today, customers expect seamless experiences. To meet these expectations, teams collect data from websites, apps, emails, and stores, then turn it into a single, up-to-date customer profile. That profile powers personalized messages, smarter service, and better product recommendations. ...