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Maintaining Ethical Standards As An Industry Analyst And Enterprise Consultant

Maintaining Ethical Standards As An Industry Analyst And Enterprise Consultant

By Sandy Kemsley on April 2, 2013

Every once in a while, someone suggests that vendors pay me for coverage. The latest accusation actually used the term “pay-for-play”, which is a derogatory term for industry analysts who require that vendors be their paid clients before they receive any coverage by the analyst, and is often considered to be unethical. Vendors who work [...]

Posted in Trends & Concepts | Tagged blogging, BPM, Business process management, modeling, rant, vendors, White paper | 1 Response

Can We Achieve (BPMS) Pricing Transparency?

Can We Achieve (BPMS) Pricing Transparency?

By Sandy Kemsley on May 17, 2011

I saw – and responded to – this question on Quora: What are the license fees / cost for the the top BPM solutions in the market ? ( Pegasystems, IBM ( Lombardi ) , Appian, Oracle , etc ) I am looking forward to do a benchmark of the top BPM ( Business Process [...]

Posted in Business, Featured Posts | Tagged BPM, Business process management, modeling, rant | Leave a response

Conspiracy Theory: the Vista-ization of Windows 7 has Started…

Conspiracy Theory: the Vista-ization of Windows 7 has Started…

By Zoli Erdos on May 8, 2011

Three years ago I wrote: Windows Seven in 2010. Does Anyone Still Care? I simply don’t get it: Vista is barely out, nobody seems to like it, CIO’s refuse to upgrade, analyst firms tell them to wait, individual users who tried it switch back to XP, others time their new PC purchase so they can [...]

Posted in Technology / Software | Tagged Just for fun, microsoft, platforms, rant, vista, win7, windows, Windows 7 | 5 Responses

United/Continental Merger: Cost Cutting to the Extreme? One Used Barf Bag at a Time ...

United/Continental Merger: Cost Cutting to the Extreme? One Used Barf Bag at a Time …

By Jason Busch on October 4, 2010

As I write this, United flight 7473 has leveled out at a bumpy 35,000 feet, departing from Philadelphia en route to Chicago. I’m sitting in seat 16B in the back of a regional jet, next to my seven-year-old son who feels “germy,” i…

Posted in Business | Tagged airlines, Continental, rant, United | Leave a response

There's PR.   And there's Dumb PR.  And there's Even Dumber PR.  And No CRM System Can Save Them.

There’s PR. And there’s Dumb PR. And there’s Even Dumber PR. And No CRM System Can Save Them.

By Zoli Erdos on August 4, 2010

The best CRM system can’t help you if your sales / marketing team is clueless.  Here’s a ridiculous email I’ve just received.  Name removed to protect the (not-so) innocent X. Y. kindly requests a meeting Hi Zoli, In celebrating our 40th anniversary, I’ve been given the privilege to manage the relationship between your organization and [...]

Posted in Trends & Concepts | Tagged communispond, CRM, dumb, email campaign, pr, rant, salesforce.com, sap, spam | 3 Responses

Is Video a Crock?  It's Certainly Not the New Holy Grail.  Get Off the Screen, Dudes.

Is Video a Crock? It's Certainly Not the New Holy Grail. Get Off the Screen, Dudes.

By Zoli Erdos on February 2, 2010

Many of you will recognize the title – borrowed from “Enterprise 2.0 a Crock” Dennis Howlett. Needless to say I was quite interested in his discussion with David Terrar, who is more of an E20 fan. Hm…hard to watch.  Dennis is too loud while David is barely audible.  I kept on turning the volume up [...]

Posted in Trends & Concepts | Tagged blogging, crock, fad, media, rant, Video | 1 Response

Office Depot Deceptive Advertising

Office Depot Deceptive Advertising

By Zoli Erdos on January 29, 2010

For being a netbook-fan I admit I am in the market for a super-slim lightweight laptop.  The market has evolved, the current slimbooks are only slightly more expensive than netbooks, and I find the 13.3” screen size an ideal compromise between portability and straining my eyes with the tiny screens.  So I was quite happy [...]

Posted in Business | Tagged Business, consumer alert, consumerist, customer service, deceptive advertising, false advertising, Hewlett-Packard, HP DM3, laptops, netbooks, notenooks, Office Depot, OfficeDepot, online shopping, rant | 10 Responses

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