8th
May
2008
Posted by
James Taylor
Mike Gualtieri of Forrester had a blog post a few months back that I missed then but that he pointed out to me this week - What Is Your Future? In it he outlines two scenarios at either end of a continuum. One is that application development changes in incremental ways such that “The application [...]
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posted by James Taylor in Business Agility, Composite Applications, Decision Management, Innovation |
22nd
April
2008
Posted by
James Taylor
Paul Haley wrote an interesting piece last week on Adaptive Decision Management. This is a really good piece and I highly recommend it. I do have a couple of things to add, however.
While Paul is correct that Fair Isaac did not talk about “decision management” until after the HNC merger, Fair Isaac had a long [...]
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posted by James Taylor in Adaptive Control, Decision Management, Innovation |
11th
April
2008
Posted by
James Taylor
The second part of my response to Dave Wright’s comment is about the kind of business one can run after one adopts EDM. To do this, let’s predicate the discussion a company that has adopted Enterprise Decision Management as a core management principle, implemented the technology and development approaches that support it and had long [...]
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posted by James Taylor in Business Agility, Customer Experience, Decision Management, Event-Driven Architecture, Innovation, Legacy Modernization, Reader Questions |
10th
April
2008
Posted by
James Taylor
Some time ago a regular reader, Dave Wright, left a comment on a blog post I wrote as a guest. In it he asked “What comes after EDM?”. This, of course, is both an interesting and a difficult question. Thinking about it I decided to split it into two parts - one about technologies that [...]
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posted by James Taylor in Business Strategy, Customer Experience, Decision Management, Innovation, Reader Questions |
7th
April
2008
Posted by
James Taylor
Next up is a business session on the impact of technology on business. The good news is that the IBM wireless is working in this room and I have managed to find a power outlet (though not without moving a chair and sitting under the loudspeakers).
Mark Chapman of IBM’s Business Services Strategy group introduced the [...]
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posted by James Taylor in Business Strategy, Green IT, Innovation |