My company is manufacturing a hardware solution that runs a software on a desktop computer (windows) that is taken to live shows. It basically creates a network within different components to make it work. We would like to track what features of the software are the most used, but because this hardware is most of the time offline and updates happen once a year so this might be complicated.
Have the software keep track of things while offline, and store the information in a file. Have the software detect when an internet connection is available, and when it is, upload the data to your server. Put a max memory limit on the data file stored offline so that your software starts overwriting the old data if too long has passed since the last online session.
Answered 9 years ago
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