How To Achieve An SLA Of 99.995% Uptime
Any business offering Web services needs to be concerned with uptime. After all, if the service goes down, it becomes unusable. Here at Service Objects, that's unthinkable! We've ...
Service Objects Integration Patterns
Request and reply Usage: The request and reply pattern utilizes the HTTP protocol to transfer data to Service Objects Web Services where the data is processed, validated and/or ...
How FCC’s Ruling Affects Your Call-Centric Business
Did you know that text messages are now considered phone calls, at least according to the FCC's ruling on the Telephone Consumer Protection Act (TCPA)? Earlier this year, ...
Natural Disasters – Service Objects Is Ready!
As Hurricane Joaquin works its way toward the United States’ East Coast, Service Objects has made every effort to ensure its services will remain available and performance will ...
Why ‘Address Line 2’ Should Never Be Offered In Address Forms
You see address line 2 all the time. Your own web forms probably even have a field for it. However, did you know that address line 2 doesn't ...
Why Credit Card Fraud May Double In The Next Few Years, And How To Protect Your Business
The United States is finally catching up to its European neighbors in terms of adopting the more secure EMV chip credit and debit cards. EMV, which stands for ...
Tips To Consider When Calling A Web Service For Large Batch Jobs
Web services are great tools for completing one or more tasks that you would otherwise not have the resources to complete on your own. Web services can be ...
The Benefits And Uses Of Local Number Portability
Local Number Portability (LNP) was introduced to the telecom industry as a means of fighting the monopolistic practices of phone service providers. Prior to LNP being developed, switching ...
2 Billion! (and counting…)
In August 2015, Service Objects validated our 2 BILLIONTH contact and we're still counting! The first billion contact validations took over 10 years - the next billion only took 4 years ...
