Abstract: Techniques for monitoring data synchronization among a plurality of data stores are described. In operation, a first statistic may be received for a first record set received over a first period of time at a first data store. A second statistic may then be obtained for the first record set received over the first period of time at a second data store. Based on the first statistic and the second statistic, a first intermediate state of synchronization may be ascertained between the first data store and the second data store. Further, a first metric associated with a second record set, received over a second period of time at the first data store, and a second metric associated with the second record set, received over the second period of time, may be determined. The determination may be based on the first intermediate state of synchronization. Based on the first metric and the second metric, a second intermediate state of synchronization between the first data store and the second data may be ascertained.

Abstract: Techniques for monitoring data synchronization among a plurality of data stores are described. In operation, a first statistic may be received for a first record set received over a first period of time at a first data store. A second statistic may then be obtained for the first record set received over the first period of time at a second data store. Based on the first statistic and the second statistic, a first intermediate state of synchronization may be ascertained between the first data store and the second data store. Further, a first metric associated with a second record set, received over a second period of time at the first data store, and a second metric associated with the second record set, received over the second period of time, may be determined. The determination may be based on the first intermediate state of synchronization. Based on the first metric and the second metric, a second intermediate state of synchronization between the first data store and the second data may be ascertained.

Abstract: Methods, systems and apparatuses related to providing, among other things, a collaboration and travel ecosystem are discussed herein. For example, various tools and functionality may be provided that assist a client in determining the availability of telepresence equipment, the cost to use the telepresence equipment, the potential return on investment for money spent traveling as compared to conducting a telepresence event, among other things. In some embodiments, a user interface may be presented to a client that presents various information associated with, e.g., the telepresence equipment and/or facilitates the booking of the telepresence equipment. One or more backend systems may be used to, for example, coordinate the booking of a telepresence event and/or the booking of traditional travel events. In some embodiments, business rules and/or other types of data may be generated, received, maintained and/or received by the backend system(s).