April 2009 - Posts

Productivity, Innovation at the NHS - Windows Live
Some interesting insights from Dan Rasmus on Productivity, Efficiency and Patient Care at the NHS. Measuring productivity gains in meaningful and tangible business oriented outcomes is an ongoing challenge. "It isn’t good enough to create correlations Read More...
Posted 30 April 09 10:35 by bernardc | 4 Comments   
Is SharePoint the right investment, right now?
This article from freshbusinessthinking.com would suggest it could be. http://www.freshbusinessthinking.com/business_advice.php?AID=2375&Title=SharePoint+Steers+Companies+Through+Economic+Downturn SharePoint forms the cornerstone of Microsoft's Business Read More...
Posted 26 April 09 08:53 by bernardc | 2 Comments   
Two birds with one stone
If there are two things we're all desperate to save right now it is money and the environment. How fortunate it is, therefore, that by enabling the workforce to work from any place and at any time Unified Communications technology can save both travel Read More...
Posted 26 April 09 08:45 by bernardc | 0 Comments   
THE BI Blog : Microsoft Business Intelligence Vision and Strategy Slides
I think our BI vision is one of the most clearly defined market visions Microsoft has. I also think that it is a market where we can really add value and change the dynamics of the market. Making BI commercially viable enough for every employee to utilize Read More...
Posted 26 April 09 08:40 by bernardc | 2 Comments   
THE BI Blog : Top 10 demos for Microsoft BI
Somehow the BI team seem to corner some of our most exciting demos. Thanks to Nic for compiling this top-ten list in one place. http://blogs.msdn.com/bi/archive/2009/04/23/top-10-demos-for-microsoft-bi.aspx As a side note,  its worth noting that Read More...
Posted 26 April 09 08:35 by bernardc | 1 Comments   
Recession, recalibration or reset?
While no one is under any doubt whether that we are now experiencing a set of economic conditions we have not experienced for a generation (if not more), there is a growing debate on the nature of these conditions and for how long we should plan for "recovery". Read More...
Posted 26 April 09 08:31 by bernardc | 1 Comments   

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