19th
May
2009
I got a chance to sit down with Rob Walker last week for an update on Chordiant Decision Manager. Rob covered some of the new features in Chordiant Decision Management 6.2 as well as some general background that has not appeared in any of my posts before (check out First Look – Chordiant Decision Management [...]
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posted by James Taylor in Analytics, Decision Management, Product News |
4th
May
2009
Neil Raden of Hired Brains and I have just published a new report on the Technology for Operational Decision Making. You can get the executive summary from my company site or register and download the full report. The report will also be available from the sponsors – without whom the report would not have happened. [...]
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posted by James Taylor in Decision Management |
18th
December
2008
I just went back to check and found no predictions on the blog for 2008 (so I get a 100% accuracy rating with no errors) so I thought I would make some for 2009. In no particular order then:
Cloud computing will impact decision management.
There are already at least two decision management vendors offering decisions in [...]
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posted by James Taylor in Analytics, BI, BPM, Business Rules, Decision Management |
21st
October
2008
Well at least one more as of today – Jim Sinur, over on his Gartner blog – has finally started to use the phrase he has been threatening to use for a while “Intelligent Decision Management”. While Jim has not published a formal definition – I expect he will soon now he is back at [...]
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posted by James Taylor in BPM, Decision Management |
15th
October
2008
Today Chordiant announced their new Visual Business Director (CxVBD). I saw an early prototype of this some months back and got a more detailed look at the finished product at their recent Customer Advisory Board. I really like CxVBD as I think it shows the critical business value of externalizing decisions. I have yet to [...]
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posted by James Taylor in BI, Decision Management, Product News, Strategy |
6th
October
2008
Last week I was invited to attend Chordiant’s European Customer Advisory Board. This session was held in lovely Munich in the middle of Oktoberfest and was both informative and a lot of fun. While I can’t share everything – some of it was for customers only – I thought you would appreciate what I could [...]
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posted by James Taylor in Decision Management, Product News |
7th
August
2008
PMML – The Predictive Modeling Markup Language – is the primary XML format for describing predictive analytic models so that a modeling tool can share a model with either another modeling tool or, more usefully, with a deployment environment. The folks over at KDNuggets recently ran a poll asking their readers about their use of [...]
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posted by James Taylor in Analytics, Business Rules, Data Mining, Decision Management |
10th
July
2008
Chordiant announced Recommendation Advisor 6.1 today, a “real-time conversation and interaction management solution”. This Next-Best-Action engine is built on Chordiant’s Decision Management platform and designed to both improve self-service channels and support call center staff. It uses rules and analytics to make the best recommendation and dynamically adapts during a conversation, for instance if [...]
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posted by James Taylor in Decision Management, Product News |
9th
May
2008
Mike made an interesting comment in response to my recent post on the future of application development. He said:
Are business domain tools necessary to enable a non-trivial development role for businesspeople?
Like many good questions the answer is complicated – in a way, both yes and no. I do agree with Mike that a non-trivial role [...]
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posted by James Taylor in Business Rules, Decision Management |
27th
March
2008
I had a chance to talk with Rob Walker last week about Chordiant and their decision management platform. Chordiant focuses on large customers – those with lots of decisions in markets such as retail banking, consumer lending, card services, insurance and communications. Their mantra is Customer Experience Management and they aim to deliver an improvement [...]
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posted by James Taylor in Analytics, Business Rules, Data Mining, Decision Management, Product News |