Abstract: A method, non-transitory computer readable medium, and apparatus for recommending one or more cross-media marketing campaign strategies are disclosed. For example, the method collects information about a business, applies a weighting table to the information about the business, wherein the weighting table comprises a pre-defined value for each one of a plurality of cross-media marketing campaign strategies based upon a plurality of different industries and a plurality of different business operations, calculates, via a processor, a total score for each one of the plurality of cross-media marketing campaign strategies for an industry and a business operation determined based upon the information about the business that is collected and recommends one or more cross-media marketing campaign strategies based upon the total score of each one of the plurality of cross-media marketing campaign strategies.

Abstract: In a process for ensuring compatibility of components in a system, system components are defined and relationships between two or more system components identified. From relationships between components, inter-relationships between these identified relationships and possibly other components are determined. By validating integrity of either or both of the identified relationship and determined inter-relationship and, based on a validating result, ensuring integrity of the identified relationship or determined inter-relationship, compatibility of the components in the system is ensured. This process is particularly useful in eliminating incompatibilities between resident and migrational software in an automated computer system.

Abstract: An electronic printing system with plural hard disks for storing system files with booting process for booting the system to a running condition, the booting process detecting a previously replaced or misplaced disk and in response thereto, enabling booting of the system without loss or re-installing of critical system files.

Abstract: A method is provided for preserving the integrity of a memory in an electronic printer in the event that a printed wiring board with non-volatile memory is replaced. The memory includes plural disks providing permanent data storage and the non-volatile memory communicating with the disks. In the method, a processor identifier is provided with the printed wiring board. A time stamp indicating the date of installation of the printed wiring board is generated, and the processor identifier of the printed wiring board is combined with the time stamp to provide an identifier seal. Copies of the identifier seal are stored to each of the disks. The processor identifier of the printed wiring board is compared with the processor identifiers of the respective identifier seals of the disks in response to booting the processor.

Abstract: An electronic reprographic system with a scanner for scanning the document pages of a job and converting the document images scanned to an array of binary pixels. The ability to convert a high resolution array of binary pixels representing the scanned image to a lower resolution, gray version for display on a screen and further eliminate effects of contouring and moire on the displayed image.