The Case for Digital Identity Management
Platform Wars, Round 2: J2EE Versus .NET
Domain
Software development
Why IT Is Now a Board-Level Concern
Most of the average company's capital investment portfolio is tied to information technology, and organizations today can't do without their information systems.
Why IT Is Now a Board-Level Concern
Most of the average company's capital investment portfolio is tied to information technology, and organizations today can't do without their information systems.
Why IT Is Now a Board-Level Concern
Most of the average company's capital investment portfolio is tied to information technology, and organizations today can't do without their information systems.
When Best Practices Become Worst Practices
When Best Practices Become Worst Practices
A Framework for Making Balanced Investment Decisions
A Framework for Making Balanced Investment Decisions
Business Rules
As someone who started writing about business rules in 1984 when I began to cover the expert systems market, I find the current surge of interest in business rules unsurprising. I only wonder why it took so long.
The Project of Architecting a Process
There are always more things to get done in a business than there are hours in a day. Weeding through the spam to deal with the real e-mail, answer the phones, handle the daily backup and the monthly finances and the billing and receivables and status reports -- and somewhere in there is the task of getting your product out the door.
A Framework for Making Balanced Investment Decisions
A Framework for Making Balanced Investment Decisions
Corporate Wireless BI Plans Don't Match the Hype
Back in December 2003, I wrote an article discussing how Intel Corporation and SAS Institute had teamed up in order to advance the application of mobile BI technology (see the 2 December 2003 Business Intelligence Advisor, " SAS, Intel, and Mobile Business Intelligence").
Corporate Wireless BI Plans Don't Match the Hype
Back in December 2003, I wrote an article discussing how Intel Corporation and SAS Institute had teamed up in order to advance the application of mobile BI technology (see the 2 December 2003 Business Intelligence Advisor, " SAS, Intel, and Mobile Business Intelligence").
Really Working Together Anywhere
Corporate Wireless BI Plans Don't Match the Hype
Back in December 2003, I wrote an article discussing how Intel Corporation and SAS Institute had teamed up in order to advance the application of mobile BI technology (see the 2 December 2003 Business Intelligence Advisor, " SAS, Intel, and Mobile Business Intelligence").
Corporate Wireless BI Plans Don't Match the Hype
Back in December 2003, I wrote an article discussing how Intel Corporation and SAS Institute had teamed up in order to advance the application of mobile BI technology (see the 2 December 2003 Business Intelligence Advisor, " SAS, Intel, and Mobile Business Intelligence").
For Customers Only
Hints of Future Consolidation
In the process of reviewing the Oracle bid to buy PeopleSoft, it's come out that in late 2003, Microsoft and SAP spent several weeks discussing the possibility of a merger. And last week it was announced that Sun and Fujitsu would be entering into a partnership. All of these moves hint at future consolidation in the computer industry.
