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    Odoo Case Study

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    Why Odoo? ( Selection Criteria) Odoo allows you to consolidate your applications, to centralize your data and to make your daily work easier, in a nice and unified interface. In terms of product, Odoo is going way beyond traditional ERP. What's usually interfaced with third party apps is fully native with Odoo CMS, E-Commerce, Point of Sale, and a Business Intelligence engine. Integrating your sales floor with inventory, accounting and manufacturing plant is one thing. But Odoo goes one step…

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    This project’s goal was to see if the application integration can be used to compile the various types of applications together, such as legacy systems, e-business solutions, databases and ERP applications. The downside of the project was that the IT department spent 60% of total pilot implementation time on system’s design and 40% on system’s development. It took a long time as a number of systems have to be changed or phased…

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    Policy-based management: SQL server has a feature called policy-based management which is used to define and also implement policies in SQL server. It is used if we want to apply any policy against a table or database and then checks whether the database or table satisfies with the given policy. If target database objects are not satisfied with the policies then either a trigger should be fired or we can enforce it so that an administrator will come to know that there is some policy violation.…

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    Storage Systems for Big Data Internet age comes with the vast amount of data that requires efficient storage and processing capabilities. To alleviate this issue, we discuss data storage systems which are tailored to store and process big data effectively. While general-purpose RDBMSs are still viable option in handling and analyzing structural data, they suffer from a variety of problems including performance and scalability issues when it comes to big data. To increase the performance of DBMS…

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    Database Security

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    and organisations, Databases are used to store all the core activities/information and often when there a major changes or restructure of the business the first process of many businesses is to change their databases to realign with their goal which makes them a valuable asset to any organisation. (Margulies, Pfleeger, Pfleeger 2015). Databases stores and maintain data at one central location so users can easily access it whenever needed. Through the use of Queries, databases have the ability…

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    Importance of Database Design Principles Introduction Database design is simply a process that produces a database model in detail. A proper database provides us access to up to date information which is accurate. A correct design enables us to learn more and helps in achieving the goals whether it is short term or long term. It helps in bringing change. The terms used in date base are tables. It is the place in which data bases are written. A good data bases divides the information into…

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    quickly grown. The way law enforcement utilizes DNA evidence is by collecting a sample from a convicted criminal and storing into a database. There are two basic applications of DNA testing in law enforcement; the first involves collecting DNA samples from a crime scene and comparing them to determine if they are a match. The second application involves constructing a database of the DNA from known criminals (Tracy & Morgan, 2000). This second application would seem to only be useful if the…

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    1. Explain why mandatory access control (MAC) is better than discretionary access control (DAC)? Answer: Both mandatory access control (MAC) and discretionary access control (DAC) are important in a multiple user environment where restrictions are very important. Both are popular access control models. But they have some differences. We will find out these differences and the facts that will prove mandatory access control is better than discretionary access control. Basically, they provide…

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    \section{Dynamic summarization of data streams} We define a data stream $X$ as a possibly infinite data set where each of the samples $x_{n}$ is available only after the time instant $t_{n}$. The arrival time of consecutive samples needs not to be equidistant; i.e., $% t_{n}-t_{n-1}$ may be different from $t_{n+1}-t_{n}$. The data available from the stream $X$ up to a given time instant $t_{n}$, $X_{n}$, is made up by the samples $X_{n}=\{x[0],x[1],x[2],...,x[i],...,x[n]\}$, where each sample…

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    EX: The database in a hospital contains data such as name of the patient, address, disease and contact number. Definition of Database: The term database is determined as data collection in an organized manner and every data present is related to each other in some other way. Definition of Database Management Systems (DBMS): DBMS is a software that consists of collection of programs that are used to maintain and control the database. The main purpose of DBMS is to construct the database for the…

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