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Wrapping up my responses to John Schmidt's post on Customer Centricity with a discussion of Mass Customization. John describes this as managing trade-offs and building sophisticated models to customize your response to each and every customer based on their value... Read More..
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I saw an article on Tips on Regulatory Compliance for the Call Center that made me think about call centers and decision management. It seems to me that making sure your staff can pass the 5 tests laid out is... Read More..
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There are a number of advantages gained by expressing business logic in business rules and using the processing and management facilities included with a Business Rules Management System to work with them. In brief summary: The separation of decision logic... Read More..
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I thought it would be fun to highlight my 20 most popular posts from the last couple of years so here goes: Keeping Predictive Analytics and BI on separate tracks If IT wants to alter outcomes, it needs to automate... Read More..
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How are you integrating business rules and analytics? How are you adding intelligence to your business processes? How are you putting analytics to work in your operational systems? How, in other words, are you using Enterprise Decision Management (EDM)... Read More..
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Yesterday I saw an interesting article over on TechRepublic - Sanity check: The 10 biggest headaches of 2007 for CIOs and IT managers. It was a nice list and a couple of items struck me as being great justifications for... Read More..
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<shameless commerce> As some of you know by now I have been working, with Neil Raden, on a new book. As the files shipped to the printers today I thought I would take the opportunity to shamelessly plug the book... Read More..
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Hugh Taylor (no relation) has just had a great article on Agile Compliance published by Align. Not only am I quoted in it, always a sure sign of a top-flight article, it makes some great points about delivering agility in... Read More..
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I saw this nice piece by David Kelly on Managing IT Risk and it prompted me to think about decision management in a risk context. For instance, David says: Compliance is a risk that has received a huge amount of... Read More..
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I got a note from the folks at ZapThink about an article in SAP Netweaver magazine called "5 Business Reasons to Service-Orient". The 5 reasons given are "reduced integration costs, automated business-to-business interaction, easier regulatory compliance, user empowerment, and the... Read More..
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James is one the leading experts in enterprise decision management, a published author and a principal of Smart (enough) Systems LLC. His blog discusses the use of decision management technologies like predictive analytics and business rules to deliver agility, improve business processes and bring intelligent automation to SOA.

James Taylor

James Taylor blogs on decision technologies for ebizQ, and is also a consultant on business analytics, decision management, rules, and process management. He works with clients to identify and bring to market advanced decision management solutions that will better solve their business needs. Taylor is widely considered a leading expert and visionary in enterprise decision management, and has recently authored a book, available here. For more information please contact Mr. Taylor at james@smartenoughsystems.com.


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