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 |
7th
March
2009
I am participating in a webinar, on March 13 2009 at 10:30 AM PST, that will give you an overview of how Predictive Analytics can help you increase efficiencies in these unique times. You will get an overview of predictive analytics; critical requirements for success; and a few real life examples across industries of how [...]
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posted by James Taylor in Analytics |
24th
February
2009
Syndicated from b-eye network
Last week I was at Predictive Analytics World, a brand new show on the business value of predictive analytics. The show was a great success, I think, as it attracted a decent audience in very tough times and succeeded in bringing together not just those building predictive analytic models, but also those [...]
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posted by James Taylor in Analytics, Data Mining, Decision Management |
12th
February
2009
One of the best things about being at DIALOG was the opportunity to meet a bunch of ILOG customers and learn how they are making better decisions in their organizations. It seems to me that every one of these customers is, in a very practical way, helping to build a smarter planet. The first group [...]
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posted by James Taylor in Business Rules, Decision Management, Optimization |
12th
January
2009
The Forrester Blog For Information & Knowledge Management Professionals had a nice post on The Growing Importance Of Enterprise Risk Management. One of the key points was this one:
2) They will focus on driving risk management into business decisions. Risk management is not new. Enterprises have internal auditors, Chief Risk Officers, and others responsible for [...]
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posted by James Taylor in Analytics, Business Rules, Data Mining, Decision Management |
18th
November
2008
Recently, Ronan Bradley discussed the challenges for banks in the area of compliance, given the rapidly changing environment. He made three specific points with which I agree and that I think shows the value of a decision management approach for banks and others facing an unknown but difficult regulatory environment in the next year or [...]
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posted by James Taylor in Analytics, Business Rules, Decision Management |
28th
October
2008
Risk management is necessary at Sun as new products are constantly being introduced. Each time there are challenges getting information out to people. Also find the same problem repeatedly in different geographies and were challenged to share information about problems and solutions between teams. By 2001 they found over 300 user developed applications supporting risk [...]
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posted by James Taylor in Business Rules |
23rd
September
2008
Jeff Bernstein of Strategem Portfolio Services gave an overview of the latest developments in collections. Jeff’s company has a product called Strategy Director (about which I blogged before). Jeff does a lot of work with collections groups and all too often sees a failure to implement analytics even where those analytic models are being developed [...]
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posted by James Taylor in Analytics, Business Rules |
15th
September
2008
I wrote an introduction (and a brilliant one if I do say so myself) for a white paper called “Using Automated Decisioning and Business Rules to Improve Real-time Risk Management” that was produced by the folks at Equifax. You can download it using the link to the US Banker page. Enjoy.
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posted by James Taylor in Decision Management |
20th
August
2008
A reader asked me to blog about GRC – governance, risk and compliance – this week and, in particular, the difference between IT governance and true business governance or what is broadly known as GRC. I have been thinking about this and will write some more posts when I get back from vacation but, for [...]
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posted by James Taylor in Business Rules, Decision Management |