Database replication: Definition, types and setup
Database replication involves storing copies of a database in different locations. Learn how it works and how to get started.
Database replication involves storing copies of a database in different locations. Learn how it works and how to get started.
If you’re a quality engineer and software developer doing manual or automated testing, you’re almost certainly using single-point solutions. These can be great for specific problems but they lack the flexibility to deal with multiple issues at once. Thankfully, there is another (better) way to tackle challenges that also benefits teams and organizations in the long run.
In 1987, economist Robert Solow declared, “You can see the computer age everywhere but in the productivity statistics.” He noted that despite massive investments in computer hardware and software, companies saw a decrease in fundamental productivity measures.
It costs your business more to acquire a new customer than it does to retain an existing one. Analysis varies when it comes to just how much more, but it’s somewhere in the ballpark of 5X to 25X. As such, defining, measuring and analyzing customer churn – then predicting and proactively reducing it – can save your business money. A lot of money. Here’s how. The cost of acquiring a customer is up to 25 times more expensive than retaining one.