April 2008 Archives

Key Performance Indicators and More Key Performance Indicators

By Joe McKendrick on April 10, 2008 2:56 PM 0

How are we doing? Is that new BI system making a difference for us? As many of you have probably already heard through various seminars and trade journals, you can't tie business intelligence and enterprise data warehouse to the business... Read More..

Categories: BI, Management, Performance Management

Web 2.0 Will Reshape the Face of BI

By Joe McKendrick on April 8, 2008 11:10 AM 0

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"Tectonic forces" are reshaping the business intelligence market as we know it, according to RV Ramanan, head of global delivery and chief software architect for Hexaware Technologies. These range from mergers and acquisition activity sweeping the market, to an increasing... Read More..

Categories: Business Intelligence, Decision Support, Management

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The Business Benefits of Event Processing: A Talk With Websphere's Paul MacKay by Peter Schooff in Twenty-Four Seven Security
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The Wiki Workplace by Keith Harrison-Broninski in IT Directions
SOA Adding to Application Insecurity by Peter Schooff in Twenty-Four Seven Security
Larger Companies Choosing SaaS by Krissi Danielson in SaaS Week
Looking at BPM as SOA platform by Dennis Byron in Anne Stuart’s BPM in Action
Taming SOA's 'Wild West' by Joe McKendrick in SOA in Action Blog
How PC Compliant Companies Get Breached by Peter Schooff in Twenty-Four Seven Security

Globalization, shrinking business cycles, and increasing competitive pressures are placing demands on business managers to make faster and better decisions. Managers require both real-time visibility into their business operations and sophisticated analytical tools to help them navigate the increasingly fast paced and complex business environment.

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Michael Dortch has been an analyst, consultant, speaker, writer, and 'information entrepreneur,' speaker, and writer about IT and 'the real world" for more than 30 years.

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Madan Sheina is principal analyst within Ovum's Software Applications group and is based in Northern California.

Madan has fifteen years' experience working in the IT industry both as an analyst and a journalist. His research covers a range of information management technologies, with a sharp focus on business intelligence, knowledge management and data integration software.

Madan is well respected in the IT industry for his clear, incisive and no-nonsense analysis style. He has advised leading ISVs on market positioning and product development strategy, IT users on product evaluation and selection, and the financial investment community on technology trends. View more