Corporate Spending on Data Warehousing and Business Intelligence in 2003
Results from our latest survey analyzing corporate data warehousing and BI trends show that fewer companies plan to increase spending on their data warehousing and BI efforts in 2003 than those that indicated they planned to do so just nine months ago.
Microsoft and Open Source -- Now or Never
Corporate Spending on Data Warehousing and Business Intelligence in 2003
Results from our latest survey analyzing corporate data warehousing and BI trends show that fewer companies plan to increase spending on their data warehousing and BI efforts in 2003 than those that indicated they planned to do so just nine months ago.
Corporate Spending on Data Warehousing and Business Intelligence in 2003
Results from our latest survey analyzing corporate data warehousing and BI trends show that fewer companies plan to increase spending on their data warehousing and BI efforts in 2003 than those that indicated they planned to do so just nine months ago.
Getting the Most Out of Your IT Application and Project Portfolio Investments
Measuring IT Projects for Successful Business Alignment
Tom DeMarco was clear when he said, "You can't control what you can't measure." 1 The concept of a software metric is widely developed, and it reflects the worldwide industry acknowledgement of this imperative need. To respond effectively to business demands, IT activities must be assessed, estimated, planned, and monitored based on measurement. The "project-oriented" reality of most IT departments and companies places projects as the primary target for measurement.
Project Management: Who's in Charge?
There are numerous reasons why this is the case -- just ask, you'll get any number of explanations.
New Year's Resolutions for the Project Manager
One of the reasons we get stuck about resolutions is that we're not sure what to resolve. Fortunately, I've made a lot of resolutions and have even kept a few.
Project Management Revisited
In my introduction to the March 2002 issue, I commented that project management is a subject with a perplexing profile. There's a lot of agreement about its importance and about the kinds of skills and activities that go into practicing it successfully.
Who Owns Strategy? Everyone
Who Owns Strategy? Everyone
Meeting Business-Driven IT Requirements
Meeting Business-Driven IT Requirements
Cybersecurity Communication Primer
Strengths and Weaknesses of Web Services
The Interplay Between OLAP and Data Mining
Online analytical processing (OLAP) is a powerful and essential tool in every BI toolbox, enabling decisionmakers to easily explore operational data in powerful ways. OLAP is fundamentally a descriptive tool. It provides intelligence about what has happened and can trigger an effective, albeit reactive, response.
CCPM's Visibility Problem
