7th
October
2008
Posted by
James Taylor
On my recent trip to Europe I got my first chance for a real look at SeeWhy’s product and their announcement today of SeeWhy Tracks Individual Customers’ Digital Mood seemed like a good reason to blog a little about this interesting product. The latest version helps manage customer experience by analyzing page errors, page load [...]
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posted by James Taylor in Business Activity Monitoring, Customer Experience, Event Processing, Predictive Analytics, Product News |
7th
October
2008
Posted by
James Taylor
The folks from Cordys presented their view of the new business operations platform. Current systems development is in the context of four key game-changing trends:
Consumerization
Not just technology but can deliver business processes as services using the Internet
Commoditization
Virtualization
Not just of hardware but of processes and teams
Globalization
In this environment, processes are a key competitive advantage - much [...]
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posted by James Taylor in Business Activity Monitoring, Business Agility, Business Process Management, Business Rules, Composite Applications, SOA |
20th
May
2008
Posted by
James Taylor
Last session of the day (also blogged on paper) was Charles Brett on Why Events Matter To The Business and what this means for application development professionals. I heard Charles talk on a similar subject at the IBM IMPACT event -Live from IMPACT - Business Event Processing.
While many more business and IT people are [...]
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posted by James Taylor in Business Activity Monitoring, Business Rules, Event Processing, Event-Driven Architecture |
8th
April
2008
Posted by
James Taylor
Ed Lynch, from the AptSoft acquisition, was on next for me talking about using Business Event Processing for an agile business response. This was interesting given IBM’s recent announcements on business event processing.
Charles Brett from Forrester began with an overview of Event Processing. Charles, like many, assumed that event processing was a narrowly focused approach [...]
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posted by James Taylor in Business Agility, Event Processing |
18th
March
2008
Posted by
James Taylor
Neil and I are attending the DAMA conference this week and I will be blogging from some sessions. First one (after a fairly long set of announcements) is the Tuesday morning keynote, Michael Blechar of Gartner on The Yin & Yang of Process and Data: Which Will Be King of the Next Generation of Applications? [...]
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posted by James Taylor in Business Activity Monitoring, Business Intelligence, Business Process Management, Business Rules, Composite Applications, Decision Management, SOA |
11th
March
2008
Posted by
James Taylor
How are you integrating business rules and analytics?
How are you adding intelligence to your business processes?
How are you putting analytics to work in your operational systems?
How, in other words, are you using Enterprise Decision Management (EDM) to innovate your business? Your colleagues and peers want to know.
We invite you to present [...]
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posted by James Taylor in Adaptive Control, Business Rules, Data Mining, Decision Management, Decision Yield, Events, James Taylor, Neil Raden, News, Predictive Analytics |
13th
February
2008
Posted by
James Taylor
This morning I watched and listen to two old friends of mine - Wayne Eckerson of TDWI and Dan Graham of Teradata as they gave a webinar on “Approaches to operational BI” (PDF of slides, Webinar Recording). Wayne and Dan did a nice tag team discussing the principles involved and giving some Teradata-specific examples.
Wayne [...]
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posted by James Taylor in Business Activity Monitoring, Business Intelligence, Business Rules, Composite Applications, Data Mining, Event Processing, Event-Driven Architecture, Predictive Analytics |
23rd
October
2007
Posted by
James Taylor
Charles Nicholls of SeeWhy was up next, talking about Turbocharging business rules with BI 2.0. Charles wrote a nice little eBook called In Search of Insight (it’s free and you can download it here). I have also blogged about SeeWhy a couple of times - here and here.
Charles defined BI 2.0 as a business [...]
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posted by James Taylor in Business Activity Monitoring, Business Intelligence, Decision Management, Event Processing |
19th
October
2007
Posted by
James Taylor
John Trigg over on the Apama blog had a post today - The Opportunity for Business Intelligence: Is it Evolution or Revolution? - that made me think about Complex Event Processing(CEP) and Decision Mangement.
Many of the posts I see about CEP, like John’s, are trying to compare CEP with BI and so-called Operational BI in [...]
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posted by James Taylor in Business Activity Monitoring, Decision Management, Event Processing, Event-Driven Architecture |