Who Wants Yesterday’s Papers?
Times are hard, especially for the traditional media. In Europe and the United States, numerous printed publications are running deficits…
Everybody’s on the Phone
I accidently left my cell phone at home this past weekend while out running errands… needless to say, I went…
Google and Failure-Tolerant Cultures
I recently read Andrew Chen’s interesting post, Built to Fail: How companies like Google, IDEO, and 37signals build failure-tolerant systems…
Interactive stock visualizations with R
Jeroen Ooms, who recently completed his Masters in Statistics at Utrech University, has created an outstanding web-based drag-and-drop application for…
From Baby-Sitting to Adoption – a Data Governance Perspective
Yesterday, Thomas L. Friedman posted an interesting New York Times op-ed column entitled “From Baby-Sitting to Adoption” about U.S. policy…
Not All Google Critics Are Bigots
Jeff Jarvis wrote a post today entitled “Google bigotry,” in which he asserts that: Google has an image problem –…
#21: Here’s a thought…
An occasional series in which a review of recent posts on SmartData Collective reveals the following nuggets:They just don’t get…
Interview: Mike Rote on Predictive Analytics
With fifteen years of service under his belt for Teradata, Mike Rote has seen lots of changes in the worlds…
HCIR: Better Than Magic!
I’m a big fan of using machine learning and automated information extraction to improve search performance and generally support information…
Using busines rules in stable, core processes
Copyright © 2009 James Taylor. Visit the original article at Using busines rules in stable, core processes.Talking with SAP today…
