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As part of Solutions Review’s Premium Content Series—a collection of contributed columns written by industry experts in maturing software categories— Lalit Ahluwalia of Inspira Enterprise confronts tools fatigue, stating the answer is “find a cybersecurity solution, not more tools.” Organizations have gotten into the habit of buying a multitude of security tools to manage their cyber threats and risks. And when it comes to selecting security tools or solutions, organizations today have a smorgasbord of choices. There are a ton of tools available, but what’s happening is that organizations are just buying more products to throw at the problem without the intrinsic expertise to make those tools part of the solution. This has resulted in tool fatigue and unnecessary complexity. The situation has been exacerbated by digital transformation and the push to remote work that occurred because of the pandemic. Technologies were rapidly adopted, sometimes in a cobbled-together way– and we’re

The editors at Solutions Review have compiled a list spotlighting some of the best university supply chain certificate programs that leading institutions offer. Solutions Review participates in affiliate programs and may make a small commission from products purchased through this resource. Supply chain management is a complex process that requires a wealth of skills and experience in various fields. For example, a supply chain manager or professional needs to be intimately familiar with the systems, processes, people, timelines, production, and partners involved in a given supply chain, and that’s often the tip of a far larger iceberg. This means that active and aspiring supply chain professionals must consistently expand their knowledge of the trends, tools, and insights informing the market. With that in mind, we’ve compiled a list of the best supply chain certificate programs universities worldwide have available on online learning platforms like Coursera and edX. These comprehe

As part of Solutions Review’s Premium Content Series—a collection of contributed columns written by industry experts in maturing software categories— Max Henderson of Pondurance breaks down the key steps every SOC team should follow when building an incident response plan. Sad but true: Thousands of organizations across just about every industry suffer data breaches every year. The 2022 Verizon Data Breach Investigations Report analyzed 23,896 incidents equaling 5,212 confirmed data breaches, which means that the odds of not being breached are pretty slim. But hey– knowledge is power, so embracing the knowledge that you’re likely to be breached and being prepared for it inevitably puts the odds in your favor of a smooth recovery. To be prepared for a cyber-attack means having an incident response (IR) plan, which, according to the NIST Computer Security Resource Center, is “The documentation of a predetermined set of instructions or procedures to detect, respond to, and limit conse

The editors at Solutions Review have compiled a list of the top MarTech News from the week of November 4th, 2022. This round-up features news and updates from leading CRM and marketing technology brands like ClickDimensions, Freshworks, Forsta, and more. Keeping tabs on the most relevant CRM  and  MarTech news can be time-consuming. As a result, our editorial team aims to summarize the week’s top headlines in the marketing technology landscape. The Solutions Review editors will compile a weekly round-up of vendor product news, mergers and acquisitions, venture capital funding, talent acquisition, and other noteworthy MarTech news. With that in mind, here is some of the top MarTech news from November 4th. Our   Free CRM Buyer’s Guide helps you evaluate the best solution for your use case and profiles leading providers in the marketplace. Top MarTech News From the Week of November 4th ClickDimensions Launches a New Sales Engagement Solution ClickDimensions, a revenue platform f

As part of Solutions Review’s Premium Content Series—a collection of contributed columns written by industry experts in maturing software categories— Maziar Adl, the Co-Founder and Chief Technology Officer at Gocious , explains how companies can strengthen their ERP systems from continuity disruptions. Downturns and disasters are inevitable for any business, even complex business and manufacturing operations using data-driven technology tools to optimize efficiency. But the difference between survival and closure can come from preparedness and planning. When a disruption happens, downtime costs businesses a staggering $163,674 per hour, according to research by Datto and the Aberdeen Group. This estimated cost also varies depending on the business’s size and the operations’ scale.   Despite this very real cost—and recent global events like the COVID pandemic still at the top of mind—many leaders don’t have detailed continuity plans in place. This is especially important for bus