Who Has the Data?
Most organizations like to assert that they are “fact-driven”. But the reality of mundane, everyday decision making doesn’t always match…
A conversation with Jay Kreps about Project Voldemort
I had the pleasure of talking with Jay Kreps yesterday about Project Voldemort, here some notes from this conversation.Jay is…
Business Rules to Programmers – Methink thou doest protest too much III
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Business Rules to Programmers – Methink thou doest protest too much I
Well last week was exciting on the ebizQ blog - thousands of new visitors after a link from a popular…
Business Rules to Programmers – Methink thou doest protest too much II
Syndicated from ebizQContinuing my response to - Programming Sucks! Or At Least, It Ought To it’s time to take some…
Comparing Cloud Web Services
In my continued quest to build an operational model that properly accounts for the costs of different cloud web services,…
Gen Y Won’t Jump the Facebook Ship Just Yet
In this weeks AdAge article “Marketers Adapt as Social Networks Attract Older Users” Michael Learmonth mentioned one of Anderson Analytics‘…
“Businesses Are Still Crazy for BI After All These Years” – CIO.com
Thomas Wailgum has written an article at CIO.com in which he talks about continuing demand for BI, but adds that…
SAS Warranty Solutions First Look
Some weeks ago I got a chance to review the SAS Warranty Analysis product. I was doing some due-diligence before…
Workplace Ups and Downs
This week has served as a stark reminder of how much evolution is left to do in the health and…
