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EBX5 Data Modeling – Part 2
We discussed the overview of EBX5 Data Modeling in Part 1 of this blog series. In this blog, we will take a deeper look at creating Data Models in EBX5. Types Of Data Model While creating a Data Model, an administrator must choose from two types of Data Models: Semantic and...
Merging Unrelated Records in Salesforce Lightning
SUMMARY: Salesforce Administrators can bypass the limitations of rigid Matching Rules by utilizing the Duplicate Record Sets standard object to manually associate and merge up to three unrelated Accounts or Contacts into a single, accurate record. Users must perform a one-time...
Data Modeling Dos and Don’ts
Data Modeling Overview Data Modeling is the process of designing the data objects of an enterprise (or for a specific project on a smaller scale) based on the business requirements. The process covers many aspects of the design: relationships between different entities,...
Liferay Form Field Custom Validation
Forms make it possible to collect all sorts of information from users for various purposes including contact information, user feedback, information for an online application and so on. An application can have simple to very complicated forms, Liferay Forms makes creating and...
The Ins and Outs of Single Sign-On – Part 3
The typical, base-level form of access (that is, user ID/username and password) has become unsafe and outdated, especially when it comes to protecting access to high-level resources. That's why developers have designed methods like Multi-factor Authentication (MFA), Two-Factor...
CRM Deployment: On-Premise or In the Cloud?
One of the biggest questions that needs to be answered when implementing any software — especially CRM (customer relationship management) — is, "where is this software going to be hosted?" "Is this going to be hosted on my own in-house servers or in the cloud somewhere?" There...
Four Factors To Help You Future-Proof Your IT
Future-proofing is a buzzword that's getting a lot of attention these days. However, the idea behind it is something IT professionals have worked with for a long time. Essentially, future-proofing means taking steps so you're able to flex and expand as needed for as-yet-unknown...
What Insurers Need to Know About Serving Policyholders in Today’s Digital Economy
As a consumer, insurance is what you pay for but never want to use; as an insurer, you want to protect the interests of your policyholders and facilitate your agents in doing so. In all cases, technology is the bridge to insurer success in serving policyholders better in...
Follow One Wild Pursuit at a Time to Increase Success
There is something to be said for disruptors, innovation, brainstorming, idea generation and creativity in the workplace. After all, these are the practices that envision, shape and birth the growing edge in any industry. At the same time, trying to do everything at the same...
The Ins and Outs of Single Sign-On – Part 2
In our previous blog on Single Sign-on (SSO), we defined SSO and explained some of the many benefits it brings to the corporate table. To give a little recap: it saves time and money. That being said, we didn't explain the nitty-gritty inner workings of SSO, the different types...