JT on EDM

Neil and I wrote a column introducing enterprise decision management (EDM) for Teradata Magazine recently and you can find it here.

The current issue of BPM Strategies magazine has a Q&A on decision management - check out the online version of the magazine (members of the BPM Institute only).

For those of you who get TDWI’s BI Journal, the most recent issue has an except from Smart (Enough) Systems titled “Inside Enterprise Decision Management“

The book was excerpted for Thomas Erl’s SOA Magazine - Smart Enough for SOA: Incorporating Enterprise Decision Management into Service Design

Jean-Jacque Dubray interviewed James for InfoQ and the site carried an excerpt of Chapter 10 - Book Excerpt and Review: Smart (Enough) Systems

An extract from the book was published as “The Need for Smart Enough Systems (Part 3)” for Business Rules Journal, Vol. 8, No. 9 (September 2007)

Technorati Tags: Business Rules, Business Rules Journal, EDM, Enterprise Decision Management, James Taylor, Neil Raden, Smart (Enough) Systems, smartenoughsystems

Charlie Bess of EDS discussed the book on the EDS Next Big Thing Blog in his post Smart (Enough) Systems. He also mentioned it again in Breaking Up (Applications) Is Hard To Do
Technorati Tags: Decision Management, Decision Service, EDM, EDS, Enterprise Decision Management, Smart (Enough) Systems, smartenoughsystems, Charlie Bess

An excerpt from Chapter 10, EDM and the IT Department, was published on ebizQ (where James has a blog) - Book Excerpt: Smart (Enough) Systems
Technorati Tags: BPM, business process management, ebizQ, EDM, Enterprise Decision Management, James Taylor, Smart (Enough) Systems, smartenoughsystems, SOA, service oriented architecture

Steve Miller reviewed Smart (Enough) Systems in his August 23rd OpenBI Forum column in DM Review - Smart (Enough) Systems - BI Engage
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The “Why aren’t my systems smart enough already” chapter was made available on TechRepublic today - Why are information systems not as smart as they should be?
Technorati Tags: Smart (Enough) Systems, smartenoughsystems, TechRepublic