2nd
December
2008
A panel of the keynote presenters discussed critical success factors for BI and analytics. Panels are tricky to blog so this is just going to be a list of thoughts generated by the panelists with no attempt to assign them to the individuals. Critical success factors, then, include:
You must understand what drives high performance for [...]
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posted by James Taylor in Business Intelligence, Data Mining, Predictive Analytics |
18th
November
2008
Recently, Ronan Bradley discussed the challenges for banks in the area of compliance, given the rapidly changing environment. He made three specific points with which I agree and that I think shows the value of a decision management approach for banks and others facing an unknown but difficult regulatory environment in the next year or [...]
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posted by James Taylor in Business Agility, Business Rules, Compliance, Decision Management, Financial Services, Predictive Analytics |
3rd
November
2008
I thought I would wrap up with some closing thoughts for the week:
Lots of discussion of the importance of data - understanding it, integrating it, cleaning it and making the same data available to those reporting on it, doing analytics with it and running operational systems.
Interesting times in the rules market with recent acquisitions by [...]
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posted by James Taylor in Business Rules, Data Mining, Decision Management, Events, Optimization, Predictive Analytics |
30th
October
2008
David Griffith from CUNA Mutual Group talked about predictive analytics in a B2B environment. CUNA targets credit unions and cooperatives and their members with software and insurance products. CUNA Mutual needed to acquire new credit union accounts for direct insurance products - credit unions who sign up can offer a full range of insurance products [...]
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posted by James Taylor in Data Mining, Predictive Analytics |
30th
October
2008
Two gentlemen from Deloitte presented Integrating Predictive Analytics and BRM to Improve Health Plan Member Experience. 80% of healthcare costs are incurred by 20% of members and traditionally the 20% get all the focus. Analytics and data mining get applied to claims, authorization, costs as a result. Segmentation focuses on the unprofitable and unhealthy. Increasingly [...]
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posted by James Taylor in Business Rules, Decision Management, Healthcare, Predictive Analytics |
29th
October
2008
Eric Siegel, who is chairing the new Predictive Analytics World show, presented on predictive analytics and business rules. Predictive analytics, says Eric, is a business intelligence technology that products a predictive score for each customer or prospect … and explanations thereof. These scores come from predictive models that are developed across your historical data. This [...]
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posted by James Taylor in Business Rules, Customer Experience, Data Mining, Decision Management, Predictive Analytics |
21st
October
2008
Well at least one more as of today - Jim Sinur, over on his Gartner blog - has finally started to use the phrase he has been threatening to use for a while “Intelligent Decision Management”. While Jim has not published a formal definition - I expect he will soon now he is back at [...]
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posted by James Taylor in Business Process Management, Decision Management, Event Processing |
7th
October
2008
I just finished presenting at the SOA Symposium and if you are interested in my presentation you can find it on slideshare.
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posted by James Taylor in Adaptive Control, Business Rules, Decision Management, James Taylor, Predictive Analytics, SOA |
2nd
October
2008
Karl let me know that the results from his survey are available - you can find them on the Rexer Analytics site - so I thought I would take a look and blog about them. Karl collected 348 responses from individuals in 44 countries and I found the results worth a read. A few highlights:
CRM/Marketing [...]
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posted by James Taylor in Data Mining, Decision Management |
22nd
September
2008
Here’s my presentation from the InfoCentricity User Exchange. Enjoy.
Putting Analytics To Work
View SlideShare presentation or Upload your own. (tags: predictive analyticsanalyticedmente…)
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posted by James Taylor in Business Rules, Decision Management, James Taylor, Predictive Analytics |