Liaison In The News

Cybercom has signed a partnership with Liaison technologies, a global provider of secure cloud-based integration and data management services and solutions. Cybercom will resell and deploy Liaison's Tokenization solution, Liaison Protect, in the Nordics and Eastern Europe. “Liaison Technologies is delighted to enter into this strategic partnership with Cybercom in the Nordics. It significantly extends our regional capability to deliver leading data security solutions across Europe. Data protection is a serious concern for many organizations, and with the combined strength of Liaison solutions and Cybercom data security expertise, customers can be reassured that their sensitive data is fully protected”, says Mikko Soirola, vice president Sales Liaison Technologies, Europe.

Retailers are three times better integrated than financial institutions, with only 12% falling into the category of bottom tier performers, compared with 35% of financial institutions, according to a survey for data integration specialist, Liaison Technologies. The survey also revealed nearly half of the 23 retailers, which responded, are aware they can improve from their middle tier business-to-business integration performer rating, and have improvement plans on their radar. This was in stark contrast to financial institutions, of which the majority (51%) of bottom tier respondents have no current intentions of driving improvement.

Gary Palgon, vice president of healthcare solutions, Liaison Healthcare, will discuss the use of cloud-based solutions for better access and analysis of big data during the 12th Annual BMS IT Symposium (BITCon).

O2 in the UK has cut its handset inventory levels in its warehouses to the equivalent of about one day, instead of two to three weeks. The mobile operator and retailer has achieved the savings using a new cloud-based supply chain offering from Liaison Technologies.

Integrity of data passed between hardware, software, and information suppliers will be a key security issue by 2017, research firm says.

The amount of available patient information is skyrocketing as electronic health records and input devices increasingly are used to capture data. This presents an opportunity to develop large patient databases that—among other uses—can help accelerate pharmaceutical research and shorten time-to-market for beneficial new drugs.

Rick will be speaking at the 1st Annual Merck Global Services IT Symposium in Europe. This year’s event will be held in Madrid, Spain, and the theme is “Accelerating IT Towards 2015.” Rick’s session, “Leveraging a Centralized Master Repository to Optimize Partner and Customer Interactions,” will be held on Wednesday, October 3rd.