Wednesday, October 08, 2014 |
News Highlights
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Stephen Swoyer
What makes a business intelligence (BI)
platform agile? According to a recent report from market-watcher
Forrester, it doesn't have anything to do with the adoption of agile
concepts and methods. Agile isn't a methodology or a toolset or
even, a state of mind, Forrester's report argues. If anything, it's
a platform play -- just don't call it an enterprise BI platform
play.
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Max T. Russell
BI specialists and generalists can help
each other make the most of what they bring to the table, but
fulfilling experiences come more often to those who take time to
differentiate themselves with specializations.
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Cindi Howson
Everyone is blaming Silicon Valley for
the lack of women in IT when the blame lies squarely with girls,
including, author Cindi Howson explains, herself.
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TDWI Webinar Series:
Speaker:
Philip Russom, Fern Halper, and David
Stodder
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The pace of business continues to
accelerate, such that organizations must now react faster and more
frequently to customer interactions, service-level agreements,
operational commitments, competitive pressures, and other time-
sensitive issues. With technologies maturing, organizations must
evaluate the options they need for the real-time delivery, access,
and analysis of information, if they are to reduce business latency
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Upcoming Webinars of Interest
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The vast amount of information now
available to organizations is spurring a push toward leveraging data
to understand customers more completely. Organizations can gain
insights from the data they collect, but developing higher retention
and better competitive advantage also means providing customers with
access to the analytics that apply to them. This is becoming
prevalent in vertical markets such as data service providers,
education, health care, utilities -- the list is endless.
Speaker:
Lyndsay Wise
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Now
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Demand is accelerating across
organizations for better and faster access to data. Business
executives, managers, and frontline users in operations want the
power to move beyond the limits of spreadsheets so they can engage
in deeper analysis and use data insights to transform all types of
decisions. Newer tools and methods are making it possible for
organizations to meet the demands of nontechnical users by enabling
them to access, integrate, transform, and visualize data without
traditional IT hand-holding.
Speaker:
David Stodder
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Now
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Events Calendar
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November 10 - 13, 2014
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TDWI Seminar Series in San Francisco // Advanced
Analytics
San Francisco, CA
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Learn More / Register Now
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