Risk is a transactional issue, not a quarterly exercise
Copyright © 2009 http://jtonedm.com James TaylorIn Risk Is Not a Quarterly Exercise; It Should Be a Way of Life Norman…
Context-aware shopping at Stop & Shop
Former colleague Rachael King writes a BW story about context-aware shopping. I feel slightly stunned. It's as if my chapter…
IT HANG 5: The Ride of Our Lives on the IT Wave
Having written a reflective blog on where we started in IT and one on where the future of research may…
R, REvolution named in top analytic trends for 2010
Author and enterprise software executive Nenshad Bardoliwalla lists his Top 10 Trends for 2010 in Analytics, Business Intelligence, and Performance Management…
From Silence to Sound – A Perilous Career Journey
Silent films peaked in 1928. The shift to “talkies” – where a soundtrack was added to movies – was quick,…
Business Analytics vs. Business Intelligence
I used to be one that thought the term "data mining" would stay as the description of the kind of…
2009: A Year of Tensions and Technology
It’s been an interesting year on the technology front. Without question, technological improvements have made our lives easier, more efficient,…
If I Told You a Fractal Solution, Could You Change the CEO’s Mind?
As the new year approaches, debates over the "value" of IT and business projects intensify; it's not holiday stress, but…
Taking the Internet out of its current boundaries
We live in a connected world, no one disputes that. Connectivity and the onramps to that connectivity are constantly evolving.…
Should we optimize ourselves for search engines?
One of my points in The Numerati is that in a world increasingly managed by machines, we must "optimize" ourselves…