1st
July
2009
Another session at Brainstorm, this time a case study from Genentech. Genentech has many policy documents that are interrelated, complex and lengthy and yet essential to operations – employees must understand them and follow them. As Genentech has made progress on its process management initiative it has found that getting the participants in the process [...]
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posted by James Taylor in BPM |
26th
June
2009
Syndicated from BeyeNetwork
Timo Elliot had an interesting post Gartner on Collaborative Decision Making in which he discussed a report from Gartner called The Rise of Collaborative Decision Making (and thanks to Nic Smith of Microsoft for the link). This kind of ad-hoc, collaborative decision making is critical in companies and technology to support it is [...]
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posted by James Taylor in BI, Decision Management |
23rd
June
2009
I caught up with David Ullman of Robust Decisions the other day. Robust Decisions has an interesting product called Accord aimed at helping with decisions. While it is not aimed at exactly the same kind of decisions as the systems I usually review, I like the product and think there is some interesting synergy between [...]
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posted by James Taylor in BI, Decision Management, Product News |
3rd
June
2009
Syndicated from ebizQ
Gary Comerford posted about Bex Huff’s identification of How one bad business process doomed GM. Like Gary I appreciated the analysis. However, the title is all wrong. This is not about a business process – I am prepared to bet that GM’s PROCESS for selecting and acquiring parts, signing up vendors etc was [...]
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posted by James Taylor in BPM, Decision Management |
19th
May
2009
Syndicated from BeyeNetwork
Merv Adrian recently posted on Information Builders Prepares to Ramp It Up and this made me think of webFocus. Like Merv I recently spoke with Michael Corcoran and learned a little more about Information Builder’s attitude to decision making and information.
The webFocus page says “Because Everyone Makes Decisions” and pushing information access and [...]
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posted by James Taylor in BI, Decision Management |
18th
May
2009
I spoke last week at a conference hosted by the Beyond Budgeting Roundtable. I spoke, as you might expect, on the topic of decision management and how it can deliver the kinds of systems a modern company needs. The conference overall was on the (frankly very appealing) idea that budgets can and should be replaced [...]
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posted by James Taylor in Decision Management, Strategy |
16th
April
2009
I just gave a webinar with the folks over at Better Management.com on Putting Predictive Analytics to Work. We had over 400 register – which was great – and I hope everyone who attended found it useful. If you did not hear it, check it out – the recording is available here. I also have [...]
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posted by James Taylor in Analytics, Data Mining, Decision Management |
6th
April
2009
Syndicated from BeyeNetwork
It can sometimes be lonely being a proponent of a big new idea like decision management. It is delightful, then, when you find out that you are less alone than you expected. Last week I came across a couple of white papers from Ventana Research – Extending BI to Support Operational Decision Management [...]
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posted by James Taylor in BI, Decision Management |
3rd
April
2009
My podcast with Blake Landau is now available on the Customer Management IQ site. If CRM is your thing, check out my CRM page on Decision Management Solutions – decisionmanagementsolutions.com/crm
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posted by James Taylor in Decision Management |
11th
March
2009
This is my presentation so there’s no blog about it. Here are my slides:
Don’t forget to check out the white paper I have at decisionmanagementsolutions.com/warranty
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posted by James Taylor in Business Rules, Decision Management |