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7th August 2008

An interesting poll on data miners and PMML

James Taylor Posted by James Taylor

PMML - The Predictive Modeling Markup Language - is the primary XML format for describing predictive analytic models so that a modeling tool can share a model with either another modeling tool or, more usefully, with a deployment environment. The folks over at KDNuggets recently ran a poll asking their readers about their use of [...]

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posted by James Taylor in Business Rules, Data Mining, Decision Management, Predictive Analytics | 0 Comments

20th June 2008

Buying predictive analytics like books - Zementis ADAPA

James Taylor Posted by James Taylor

Zementis has recently announced its ADAPA predictive analytics edition for the Amazon Elastic Compute Cloud. This essentially allows you to deploy PMML (Predictive Model Markup Language, an XML format for defining predictive analytic models) on the Amazon compute cloud. Based on their Enterprise Edition (which has PMML deployment, reporting and business rules (using Drools), this [...]

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posted by James Taylor in Decision Management, Predictive Analytics, Product News, SaaS | 0 Comments

23rd May 2008

Information as a Service

James Taylor Posted by James Taylor

Mike Gilpin and Noel Yuhanna gave a presentation on how informaton-as-a-service can help your projects and applications. Many SOA implementations were focused on transactional solutions but Forrester found that many used the same service infrastructure to expose information - e.g. a customer update service which exposes the current address also. Theme: Information-as-a-service (IaaS) offers to [...]

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posted by James Taylor in Business Intelligence, Composite Applications, SOA, SaaS, Text Analytics | 0 Comments

22nd May 2008

How enterprises are winning with web 2.0

James Taylor Posted by James Taylor

Jeff Hammond’s theme for this presentation is that as enterprise experiment with web 2.0 some successful adoption patterns are emerging. There are three ways to look at web 2.0:

Enabling technologies
Flex, Air, Silverlight, XML, Ajax, cloud computing
Core applications
Blogs, wikis, social networks, tagging, rss, mashups built on these core technologies
Behavior shifts
Information workplaces, social computing, dynamic business applications, [...]

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posted by James Taylor in web 2.0 | 0 Comments

19th March 2008

Live from DAMA - Deploying Semantic Web Solutions: I’ve Built an Ontology, Now What?

James Taylor Posted by James Taylor

Irene and Dean of TopQuadrant (a semantic web company) were up next talking about Deploying Semantic Web Solutions: I’ve Built an Ontology, Now What?
The challenges around Master Data Management have expanded as the number of information sources has exploded. Managing identify, managing semantics across a multi-faceted, distributed world is very complex. The semantic web standards [...]

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posted by James Taylor in Business Rules, web 2.0 | 0 Comments