The incredible shrinking time to legacy. On Time to Suck as a metric for dev and ops
“All this fuss over nothing. All this searching for something, all this reinventing the wheel, all this searching for something, that’s not real” The Wheel, SOHN 2017 I’ve had a riff for a while about Developer Time To Suck, the half life of a product or project before developers decide it is time to […]
Time to Drop LastPass? The Most Irresponsible, Idiotic Post Ever!
<rant> I have not blogged for a while, but I feel my blood is boiling at such an irresponsible call by MakeUseOf, a site I used to respect: It’s Time to Drop LastPass: How to Migrate to a Better Password Manager As a long-time LastPass user, my first reaction was panic: yet another breach? But […]
Insurance case management: SoluSoft and OpenText
It’s the last session of the last morning at OpenText Enterprise World 2017 — so might be my last post from here if I skip out on the one session that I have bookmarked for late this afternoon — and I’m sitting in on Mike Kremer of OpenText and Kiran Thakrar of SoluSoft showing SoluSoft’s Active Client Management […]
Where’s the ROI in your CRM? It’s in the process.
I’m down to the last chapter of The Commonwealth of Self Interest: Customer Engagement, Business Benefit and then have some editing to do. But I want to make sure that you keep getting some good reading in while I finish this. A couple of months ago at CRM Magazine’s CRM Evolution Conference, I ran across […]
OpenText Process Suite becomes AppWorks Low Code
“What was formerly known as Process Suite is AppWorks Low Code, since it has always been an application development environment and we don’t want the focus to be on a single technology within in.” – Dana Khoyi, architect of OpenText’s Process Suite That pretty much sums up the biggest BPM positioning/branding announcement at OpenText Enterprise […]
Analysis Of The Next-Generation Mobility Value Chain
In the previous post I described a new value chain that will connect companies providing on-demand mobility and three emerging models for the realization of this value chain. This value chain is the result of the consumer shift from a car ownership-centric transportation model to a hybrid model that blends car ownership with mobility services, […]
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Check out the optics- there is literally nothing more British than Scalextric – 60 years old this year – except perhaps mince on toast (weird meme that one). So Google today launched its London-based data center today. While not exactly a tightly held secret beforehand, the news was welcome. Google is making a significant […]
Getting started with OpenText case management
I had a demo from Simon English at the OpenText Enterprise World expo earlier this week, and now he and Kelli Smith are giving a session on their dynamic case management offering. English started by defining case management: Management of dynamic, unstructured processes Processes are driven by events or human interactions to support faster, more accurate […]
IBM partners with Automation Anywhere: Great for AA, but IBM’s cognitive automation strategy just got more confusing
If you’ve been covering the legacy world of Business Process Management (BPM) software and the emergence of Robotic Process Automation (RPA) software for the past two decades, it’s fascinating to see the two solutions to mesh together, as customers need the full gamut of automation help: the digitization of manual work, the scripting, and integration […]
Episode 31 – IoT and Analytics, a conversation with Dion Hinchcliffe of Constellation Research
Dion Hinchcliffe is a Senior Analyst and VP at Constellation Research as well as a columnist at ZDNet. Dion and I have both been longtime members of the Enterprise Irregulars group but hadn’t worked together before now. When I heard Dion was going to our Leonardo Live event in Frankfurt (July 11th-12th in Frankfurt) to […]
