In the pharmaceutical industry, an effective supply chain is critical, not only for operations but also for ensuring the safety and quality of products going out to market. The complex nature of pharmaceutical supply chains, combined with their stringent regulatory requirements, makes risk management a top priority.

The surge in data creation and interactions over the past few decades presents unprecedented challenges for organizations. Many are grappling with widely dispersed applications and data to navigate this data deluge. Gartner’s survey found that organizations with poor data quality would incur losses of an average of $15 million per year. The findings also shared that almost 60% of organizations surveyed were unaware of how much insufficient data costs their business due to a lack of measurement.

Here’s a scenario: You’re a QA tester building automated tests for a new online email app. One test case requires you to confirm that the email reply button is working correctly. The challenge is that the email thread updates dynamically without changing its web address URL, complicating the process by limiting the effectiveness of using CSS selectors alone. So what else can you do? The answer: It’s time to bring in XPath selectors.

Privacy and security are top priorities for Unravel and our customers. At Unravel, we help organizations better understand and improve the performance, quality, and cost efficiency of their data and AI pipelines. As a data business, we appreciate the scope and implications of privacy and security threats. This data sheet provides details to help information security (InfoSec) teams make informed decisions. Specifically, it includes: For additional details, please reach out to our security experts.

Developing high-quality products involves careful definition and tracking of both functional and non-functional requirements (NFRs). But what exactly are non-functional requirements? And what's the best way to keep track of them? Let’s dive into what non-functional requirements are and how they compare to functional requirements, review some common types of non-functional requirements with examples, learn best practices for writing them, then discuss how to track and manage them.

What’s the very first thing that crosses your mind when you hear ‘smart technology’? Well, we 100% agree with you. The way technology is making everything smart, the day is not far when we’ll be able to do everything with just a command. Don’t you agree? With that being said, it’s also not hidden anymore how technology is making our homes smarter and smarter every passing day.

When using MySQL and InnoDB you will inevitably run into lock timeouts sometime, somewhere. We have recently started seeing this with some of our Shopware 6 customers in their storefronts or worker queues, so I was reminded to go back to 2017 in our codebase when we put a fix in place. In our case, this happened on tables that were constantly written to from many different sources in the code base.

‍ A survey suggests that 61% of companies' compliance teams have identified that keeping abreast of upcoming regulatory changes should be a top strategic priority. This indicates that businesses are not only striving to meet current compliance requirements but are also proactively staying ahead of them. However, maintaining such compliance requirements needs tight security strategies.