DEI Communities, based in Omaha, Nebraska, manages apartment communities throughout the central United States. With a healthy portfolio of more than 9,400 units, the company has always placed a high priority on pre-lease applicant screening, which includes a basic criminal background check, eviction check and credit check on all applicants.
A few years ago, however, it learned a valuable lesson – that not all screening providers are created equal. After switching to a new provider– First Advantage Resident Screening–the company discovered some impressive benefits, including better data, more streamlined processes, greater reporting flexibility, reduced bad debt and higher efficiency overall.
Take the mystery out of business credit data
The modern-day explosion in data has presented new challenges for interpreting financial reports to uncover meaningful insight. We often struggle to be efficient with the resources we have and the data we use to make our decisions, whether we’re talking with a new customer or an existing one.
DEI Communities, based in Omaha, Nebraska, manages apartment communities throughout the central United States. With a healthy portfolio of more than 9,400 units, the company has always placed a high priority on pre-lease applicant screening, which includes a basic criminal background check, eviction check and credit check on all applicants.
A few years ago, however, it learned a valuable lesson – that not all screening providers are created equal. After switching to a new provider– First Advantage Resident Screening–the company discovered some impressive benefits, including better data, more streamlined processes, greater reporting flexibility, reduced bad debt and higher efficiency overall.
Published By: IntelliCorp
Published Date: May 31, 2012
Need to implement a pre-employment screening solution for your organization or want to evaluate your current program? Download this free whitepaper to receive a clear explanation of what you should consider to help mitigate risk.
Published By: Cylance
Published Date: Jul 02, 2018
Phoenix Children’s CISO, Daniel Shuler, and its IT security team are responsible for protecting 5,000 endpoints in the hospital and across more than 20 clinics in the region. Endpoints include physician and staff laptops and desktops, nursing stations, servers, Windows-based clinical devices, credit card payment processors, and point-of-sale terminals. These endpoints are used to store and/or process personal health information (PHI), and payment and credit card information. They must comply with HIPAA for PHI and voluntarily comply with the Payment Card Industry Data Security Standard (PCI-DSS) for credit card data. The IT security team’s existing industry-leading AV solution claimed to provide visibility into malicious activity aimed at the endpoints. It continuously reported all endpoints were safe, sound, and secure. This caused Daniel to be suspicious. He knew from experience that such low levels of endpoint malicious activity was highly unlikely. Read the full case study to learn about the results Cylance was able to deliver.
Published By: BlackBerry
Published Date: Sep 29, 2009
The year 2009 will forever be remembered as a time when the global economy began a painful restructuring amid a cascade of systemic failures -- credit panic, stock market crash, and mortgage meltdown and business contraction. But some smart and able accounting firm decision-makers stand to benefit... if they can catch the right trends. In this research report, we examine five of the critical issues that are creating new opportunities for the accounting profession and nine key strategies for obtaining competitive advantage.
Published By: IntelliCorp
Published Date: Feb 12, 2015
Learn the basics of how to create a comprehensive and compliant background screening program that can help your organization reduce risk and promote a safe work environment.
Nothing is more top of mind for marketers than attribution. It’s a complex topic, and there are lots of questions. Should you measure only the first click, or the last click? Should you also measure views? Should you combine view measurement with click measurement? How long should you wait to give credit to user activity?
In this whitepaper, we examine the history of attribution models and dive deep into AdRoll platform data, third-party research, and advertiser survey data to make the case for marketers to adopt a blended attribution model, one that combines both ad views and clicks.
Attribution is critical to marketing success because nothing has a bigger influence on evaluating results than how you measure the impact of your advertising. And in the digital paradigm, almost everything is measurable. When we surveyed our customers, we heard this point loud and clear. Of the 1,050 marketers we spoke to in our 2016 State of the Industry Report, 84% believe attribution is critical or ver
Published By: Symantec
Published Date: Oct 07, 2014
The rising intensity and sophisticated nature of cyber-attacks has created a precarious environment for businesses charged with protecting their customers’ personal data. In 2012, credit card and debit card fraud resulted in losses amounting to $11.27 billion. In January 2014 alone, a single cyber-attack exposed more than 105 million identities. To steal this data, one option is to target the point at which a retailer first acquires that card data – the Point-of-Sale (PoS) system. PoS systems are increasingly being targeted by these attackers, which is why it's more important than ever to protect these devices and the systems they are connected to. Read more into the research on these attacks in this Symantec Security Response special report.