By Jason Corsello on January 5, 2012
After digesting just about every blog post, discussion thread, and email predicting what will happen with SAP and SuccessFactors now that they are one, I’ve noticed a prevailing theme – the Talent Management market has changed overnight and even some are predicting the death of independent Talent Management vendors. While I believe the Talent Management [...]
Posted in Business, Featured Posts, Technology / Software | Tagged BI, Cloud Computing, Cornerstone OnDemand, crm, HR Technology, oracle, SaaS, salesforce.com, sap, SuccesFactors, talent management |
By Dennis Moore on November 15, 2011
This is part one of a three part series on SAP HANA. Many years ago, SAP’s founders had the dream of implementing accounting and finances in real-time. They believed this could revolutionize business, making it possible for enterprises to have a clear picture of their financial positions at all time, enabling companies to make better [...]
Posted in Business, Featured Posts, Technology / Software | Tagged analytics, BI, Data warehouse, in-memory database, oracle, sap |
By Sandy Kemsley on November 11, 2011
Continuing in the SAP World Tour in Toronto today, I went to a breakout innovation session on NetWeaver Business Warehouse (BW) and HANA, with Steve Holder from their BusinessObjects center of excellence. HANA, in case you’ve been hiding from all SAP press releases in the past two years, is an analytic appliance (High-performance ANalytic Applicance, [...]
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By R "Ray" Wang on August 3, 2011
Summit Brings A Cadre Of Thought Leaders To User Group Attendees The SAP Australian User’s Group held their annual summit once again at the Sydney Convention Centre in Darling Harbour from August 2 to August 4th. With a record 650 attendees, the keynotes covered many of the hot topics about SAP ownership, road maps, and [...]
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By Evangelos Simoudis on April 4, 2011
The success of the recent Strata and Structure conferences (conclusions from last year’s conference and resulting trends can be found here) reinforced the accelerating corporate interest in big data and the specific need for applications and techniques that take advantage of Hadoop. Based on the presentations I attended or read about, it appears that more [...]
Posted in Featured Posts, Technology / Software | Tagged BI, BigData, Business Intelligence & Data Warehousing, hadoop, mapreduce, NoSQL |
By Sandy Kemsley on February 9, 2011
A group of bloggers had an update today from Steve Lucas, GM of the SAP business analytics group, covering what happened in 2010 and some outlook and strategy for 2011. No surprise, they saw an explosion in growth in 2010: analytics has been identified as a key competitive differentiator for a couple of years now [...]
Posted in Technology / Software | Tagged analytics, BI, BPM, business intelligence, Business Objects, Business process management, CEP, erp, modeling, sap, StreamWork |
By R "Ray" Wang on January 17, 2011
Convergence Of Smart Phone Affordability And Broad Network Access Drives Growth In Location Based Services I’ve been a big fan of location based services (LBS). In fact, many of you have followed my whereabouts on Yelp, Tripit, and other integrated Twitter services. As many of you know, location based services take your geographical position from [...]
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By Sandy Kemsley on January 7, 2011
Wow, has it really been a month since I last blogged? A couple of weeks vacation, general year-end busyness and a few non-work side projects have kept me quiet, but it’s time to get back at it. I have a few partially-finished product briefings sitting around, and thought it best to get them out before [...]
Posted in Technology / Software | Tagged BI, BPM, Business process management, Handysoft, Jaspersoft, mashups, modeling |
By Bob Warfield on December 31, 2010
Recently, our family took a vacation and benefited from all kinds of information available for spur of the moment decisions from my iPad. The silly thing was constantly out and being consulted for something, and it made a real difference to our trip. I have no doubt that Graphic for Visualizing Your Competition (HT to [...]
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By Phil Wainewright on November 4, 2010
There’s more and more data being produced and made available in the world today from a variety of sources, some new, some old. That drives demand for analytics capabilities so that people can derive some useful, actionable meaning from all…
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