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Spend Radar's Beacon Expands (Part 2)

Spend Radar’s Beacon Expands (Part 2)

By Jason Busch on December 23, 2009

One of the questions asked by some of Spend Radar’s channel partners (and customers ) when first hearing of the tool is simple: does the world really need another spend-classification and -analysis product? Aren’t there enough already? The answer to this is not as simple as it might seem.

Posted in Technology / Software | Tagged analytics, Category Management, innovation, procurement, taxonomy

An Oracle of Spend Classification or Just Another Spend Tool? (Part 3)

An Oracle of Spend Classification or Just Another Spend Tool? (Part 3)

By Jason Busch on November 5, 2009

In the first two parts of this mini-series (Part 1 and Part 2) looking at Oracle’s new spend classification tool, I examined some of the basic capabilities it presents as well as how it appears to work in practice based on a relatively quick demonstr…

Posted in Technology / Software | Tagged Ariba, BravoSolution, Data mining, Emptoris, oracle, sap, spend classification, taxonomy, Zycus

An Oracle of Spend Classification or Just Another Spend Tool? (Part 2)

An Oracle of Spend Classification or Just Another Spend Tool? (Part 2)

By Jason Busch on November 2, 2009

In my first column covering Oracle’s new Spend Classification product, I touched on a number of background elements about the solution. In today’s post, I’ll continue this examination, digging into how the tool works in practice (and in the final par…

Posted in Technology / Software | Tagged Data mining, databases, mrp, oracle, spend classification, taxonomy, UNSPSC

An Oracle of Spend Classification or Just Another Spend Tool? (Part 1)

An Oracle of Spend Classification or Just Another Spend Tool? (Part 1)

By Jason Busch on October 27, 2009

Earlier in the month, I noted in a post that Oracle unveiled a new spend classification capability at Open World. In announcing the features of the solution, Oracle clearly took a few cards from Zycus, Spend Radar, Ariba, Emptoris, BravoSolution and …

Posted in Technology / Software | Tagged Ariba, Data mining, oracle, spend classification, taxonomy

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