October 2008 - Posts

How CIOs Are Setting IT Strategy Amid Economic Uncertainty -- IT And The Economy -- InformationWeek
With the endless resurrection of the "ghosts of 1929" I'm starting to believe that even the dead have failed to miss the economic events of the past few weeks. Typically, in times of economic uncertainty and downturn, IT braces itself for an uncomfortable Read More...
Posted 13 October 08 07:54 by bernardc | 0 Comments   
Seth's Blog: The growing productivity divide
Seth calls out a number of functions that most people could use to become more productive. Seth calls these out to call people to learn how to use the technology at their fingertips. He asks "Can you imagine someone who works in a factory that processes Read More...
Posted 09 October 08 10:02 by bernardc | 0 Comments   
Not that we haven't been saying it all along but...
"BI applications do not exist in isolation - they are an integral part of what Forrester calls Information Workplace, which involves many other applications such as collaboration, portals, search, office applications and others. While many BI vendors Read More...
Posted 07 October 08 03:42 by bernardc | 0 Comments   
Gemini Announcements
You can check out the full release on our next wave of BI here: http://www.microsoft.com/presspass/press/2008/oct08/10-06BI08PR.mspx It's great to see this kind of vision so early. And it's also incredibly timely. If the credit crisis has taught us anything Read More...
Posted 07 October 08 03:28 by bernardc | 0 Comments   
THE BI Blog : Boris Evelson of Forrester looks into his Crystal Ball and sees Gemini
The BI Team are having something of an exciting week this week at the BI Conference. There have been a number of exciting announcements this week and it's great to see this kind of recognition from Forrester. One of the most important aspects of any BI Read More...
Posted 07 October 08 03:18 by bernardc | 0 Comments   

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