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22nd May 2008

Integrating the enterprise and fueling innovation

James Taylor Posted by James Taylor

Mark Hennessy the CIO from IBM presented on his perspective on the changing role of the CIO. An IBM survey in 2005 found that of CEOs 80% thought IT had to be aligned to be successful but only 45% thought this was something they did well. More recent surveys showed CIOs feeling that this was [...]

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5th May 2008

Decision Management, Operations Research and BI

James Taylor Posted by James Taylor

I spoke to Seth Grimes last week about an article he was writing that just published on Intelligent Enterprise -What BI Practitioners Can Learn From Operations Research. As I was reading the article I also noticed a response over on Michael Trick’s OR blog -Business Intelligence and Operations Research. Both Seth’s article and Michael’s response [...]

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posted by James Taylor in Business Intelligence, Data Mining, Decision Management, Optimization, Predictive Analytics | 2 Comments

29th April 2008

Live from InterACT - Scoring Innovation

James Taylor Posted by James Taylor

Time to listen to some analytic scientists with Larry Rosenberger (analytic Fellow) and Jeffrey Feinstein (Principal Scientist) of Fair Isaac talking about gaining insight by focusing on behavioral drivers. Larry went first and mentioned a presentation be gave at InterACT back in 2006. He had focused then on where ideas come from and talked [...]

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posted by James Taylor in Data Mining, Predictive Analytics | 0 Comments