Cloud Data Storage definition

Cloud Data Storage means the storage location of business data and rules data in the Pegasystems database. For decisioning products (e.g., Pega Customer Decision Hub), this is the storage location for interaction history.
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Cloud Data Storage means the storage of business data and rules data in the Pegasystems database that is available for the Production Environment only.
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Examples of Cloud Data Storage in a sentence

  • A Framework of Multi-Agent System to Facilitate Security of Cloud Data Storage Annual International Conference on Cloud Computing and Virtualization CCV 2010.

  • Formulating a Security Layer of Cloud Data Storage Framework Based on Multi Agent System Architecture.

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