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Jennifer Matt is the managing editor of WhatTheyThink’s Print Software section as well as President of Web2Print Experts, Inc. a technology-independent print software consulting firm helping printers with web-to-print and print MIS solutions.
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Discussion
By Brian Shipe on Jan 16, 2019
The Most important Question:
"What happens when data exchanges fail?"
And I'll add to that:
WHEN the data transfer fails, how do you "recover".
By Michael Jahn on Jan 16, 2019
When a data exchange fails, you contact technical support. It might be someone simply fat fingered a URL, a product name or paper name was changed, some XSLT Style sheet needs updating - any number of things. You just need to track it down.