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IBMConnect (Lotusphere) 2013 Highlights: Product Updates, Smarter Workforce and Smarter Commerce

IBMConnect (Lotusphere) 2013 Highlights: Product Updates, Smarter Workforce and Smarter Commerce

By Sandy Kemsley on January 28, 2013

A couple of weeks ago, IBM had two analyst calls about the announcements this week at IBM Connect 2013; since I’m not at the conference, I wrote most of this at that time but only published today due to embargo restrictions. It’s the 20th anniversary of Lotusphere, although the conference is no longer branded as [...]

Posted in Featured Posts, Technology / Software | Tagged analytics, BPM, Business process management, Cloud, conferences, ECM, IBMConnect, modeling, Social | 2 Responses

IBM On Business Analytics In Banking

IBM On Business Analytics In Banking

By Sandy Kemsley on January 17, 2013

I was on an IBM analyst call  on analytics in banking, featuring Laurence Trigwell, who is responsible for IBM’s business analytics strategy for the Financial Services industry. In response to a number of challenges that banks (and other financial institutions) are facing, he identified three key initiatives for these companies: Creating a customer-focused enterprise Optimize [...]

Posted in Technology / Software | Tagged analytics, BPM, Business process management, modeling | Leave a response

Enterprise Headlines and Highlights, 2013-01-04

Enterprise Headlines and Highlights, 2013-01-04

By Dennis Moore on January 4, 2013

Highlights from the world of Enterprise Software and Solutions over the past two months (or so): Salesforce.com had a strong Q3. NetSuite had a strong Q3. HP did not. Workday had its IPO. It’s doing well, with a market cap just over $8.5 billion and a constrant stream of innovation. Lots of IT failures recently, [...]

Posted in Business, Technology / Software, Trends & Concepts | Tagged Amazon, Amazon.com, analytics, android, apple, BI, Big Data, business intelligence, Cassandra, Cloud, Database, Dell, Dennis Moore, Ensw, Facebook, google, hadoop, HANA, Hewlett-Packard, hp, iaas, ibm, Infor, Informatica, iPad, iPhone, IPO, IT, IT Failure, Java, jobs, Linux, microsoft, mobile, netsuite, NoSQL, Open source, oracle, PaaS, Patent, patent troll, RIM, SaaS, salesforce.com, samsung, sap, SAP AG, Sybase, tablet, Tibco, Twitter, vc, VMware, workday, Yahoo | Leave a response

How Cloud Computing Is Accelerating Context-Aware Coupons, Offers and Promotions

How Cloud Computing Is Accelerating Context-Aware Coupons, Offers and Promotions

By Louis Columbus on January 2, 2013

Retailers and marketers often face the challenge of getting coupons, offers and promotions delivered at the perfect time and in the right context to their customers. The rapid advances in cyber foraging, contextual computing and cloud computing platforms are succeeding at revolutionizing this aspect of the retail shopping experience.  Context-aware advertising platforms and strategies can [...]

Posted in Business, Featured Posts | Tagged analytics, byline=Louis Columbus, Cloud Computing, coupons, CRM, customer relationship management, gartner, google, Google Android, Google App Engine, Greystripe, Louis Columbus' blog, Millennial Media, mobile, offers, promotions, Radio Frequency Identification, Retail, Retailing, RFID, software as a service, Strategies & Solutions, Tech | 1 Response

Amazon Redshift Disrupts DW Economics – But Nothing Comes Without Costs

Amazon Redshift Disrupts DW Economics – But Nothing Comes Without Costs

By Merv Adrian on December 10, 2012

At its first re:Invent conference in Late November, Amazon announced Redshift, a new managed service for data warehousing. Amazon also offered details and customer examples that made AWS’  steady inroads toward enterprise, mainstream application acceptance very visible. Redshift is made available via MPP nodes of 2TB (XL) or 16TB (8XL), running Paraccel’s high-performance columnar, compressed [...]

Posted in Technology / Software | Tagged ADBMS, Amazon, analytics, Data warehouse, Data Warehousing, Database, DBMS, hadoop, mapreduce, On Business Intelligence, Redshift, software licensing, Vendor image and communications | 2 Responses

Roundup of CRM Forecasts and Market Estimates, 2012

Roundup of CRM Forecasts and Market Estimates, 2012

By Louis Columbus on December 5, 2012

Showing signs of growth through 2013 and beyond, the latest round of CRM forecasts illustrate how quickly behavioral and predictive analytics, greater usability, integration with social media and mobility are transforming this market.  Even with the most usable, easily learned CRM systems, enterprises at times struggle with adoption rates however. That problem has venture capitalists [...]

Posted in Business, Featured Posts, Technology / Software | Tagged analytics, byline=Louis Columbus, Cloud Computing, CRM, customer relationship management, enterprise software, Entrepreneurs, Facebook, gartner, Intelligent Tech, Leadership, Louis Columbus' blog, mobile, Public Cloud Computing, SaaS, Sales & Marketing, sales force automation, Sales Leadership, salesforce.com, sap, Social Media, Strategies & Solutions, Tech, ticker=NASDAQ:AAPL, ticker=NASDAQ:FB, ticker=NASDAQ:MSFT, ticker=NASDAQ:ORCL, ticker=NYSE:CRM | Leave a response

Monday’s Musings: Understand The Four Personas Of Disruptive Tech Adoption

Monday’s Musings: Understand The Four Personas Of Disruptive Tech Adoption

By R "Ray" Wang on December 3, 2012

Pace of Innovation Exceeds Ability To Consume Rapid innovation, flexible deployment options, and easy consumption models create favorable conditions for the proliferation of disruptive technology.  In fact, convergence in the five pillars of enterprise disruption (i.e. social, mobile, cloud, big data, and unified communications), has led to new innovations and opportunities to apply disruptive technologies [...]

Posted in Trends & Concepts | Tagged #techoptimization, adoption, analytics, Apps Strategy, best practices, Big Data, BigData, Business Analytics, Business Outcomes, business strategy, change, Change Management, Cloud, Cloud Computing, CoIT, CoIT and the New CSuite, Constellation Research, Constellation SuperNova Awards, Consumer Tech, Consumerization of IT, Corporate Digital Divide, Corporate Strategy, Corporate Vision, Corporate Vision And Strategy, customer engagement, Customer Experience, customer experience management, Data to Decisions, Data2Decisions, Digital Divide, digital marketing, Digital Marketing Transformation, disruptive, Disruptive Tech Life Cycle, disruptive technologies, Disruptive technology, enterprise, enterprise applications, enterprise apps, Enterprise apps strategy, enterprise class, enterprise software, future, future of business, future of work, innovation, innovation insights, innovation labs, management strategy, Monday's Musings, next gen cio, next gen CIO's, Next Gen Customer, Next Gen Customer Experience, Next Gen CXP, next gen enterprise, next gen IT leaders, next generation, Next generation apps, organizational strategy, outcome focused, People to People, public cloud, R "Ray" Wang;, rwang0, SaaS, socbiz, social business, Social Enterprise, Social Media, social technologies, Software Insider, SoftwareInsider, technology adoption, technology budgets, Technology Optimization, User Experience, ux | 2 Responses

Can we ever get back to the “thinking” workforce?

Can we ever get back to the “thinking” workforce?

By Phil Fersht on December 2, 2012

For a long while now, I have privately been concerned about the negative impact the modern work culture is having on the disintegration of work ethics within many of today’s firms.  Many workers, whose jobs once forced them to think and focus, have today become reactive, easily-distracted and operational.   It first dawned on me [...]

Posted in Business, Featured Posts | Tagged analytics, Business Process Outsourcing (BPO), Enterprise Irregulars, Finance & Accounting BPO, Global Business Services, HfS, HfSResearch.com Homepage, HR Outsourcing, HR Strategy, Innovation in Outsourcing, IT Outsourcing / IT Services, Knowledge Process Outsourcing & Analytics, Outsourcing Research, Phil Fersht, social networking, Sourcing Change Management, Talent in Sourcing, talent management, The Future of Outsourcing | Leave a response

ERP'€™s Franken-soft and how Workday avoids it

ERP’€™s Franken-soft and how Workday avoids it

By Brian Sommer on November 13, 2012

The genesis of many application software products is a great idea. Someone conceives a better, newer way to achieve a business outcome, complete a process, etc. That idea gets codified and becomes an application. In some cases, it bec…

Posted in Featured Posts, Technology / Software | Tagged #wday, analytics, Cloud ERP, data model, Dave Duffield, erp, franken-soft, SaaS ERP, software maintenance, workday, Workday Rising | Leave a response

Cloud Computing and Enterprise Software Forecast Update, 2012

Cloud Computing and Enterprise Software Forecast Update, 2012

By Louis Columbus on November 9, 2012

The latest round of cloud computing and enterprise software forecasts reflect the growing influence of analytics, legacy systems integration, mobility and security on IT buyer’s decisions. Bain & Company and Gartner have moved beyond aggregate forecasts, and are beginning to forecast by cloud and SaaS adoption stage.  SAP is using the Bain adoption model in [...]

Posted in Business, Featured Posts, Technology / Software | Tagged analytics, Bain & Company, byline=Louis Columbus, Cloud Computing, cloud computing forecast, CRM, customer relationship management, enterprise software, HRM, Louis Columbus' blog, PaaS, SaaS, SCM, software as a service, Tech, ticker=NASDAQ:MSFT, ticker=NYSE:CRM, ticker=NYSE:IBM, ticker=NYSE:IT | Leave a response

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