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Independent Software Training Blues

Posted by ted kemp
Tuesday, January 31, 2006
12:06 PM

At least one business intelligence software instructor and a user group are throwing accusations at BI heavyweight Business Objects, claiming the company takes a hard line with independent organizations that teach users about its software.

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Posted by ted kemp
Monday, January 30, 2006
2:56 PM

It's true, what some technology analysts say: If data runs too rampant and widespread, it might as well not even exist. If you can't tame it, you can't channel it into intelligence.

Posted by ted kemp
Thursday, January 26, 2006
10:55 AM

Have you heard of business process management (BPM)? If you have, that's pretty normal. Have you ever really gotten a clear explanation of what BPM is? If you haven't, that, unfortunately, is pretty normal too.

Posted by ted kemp
Tuesday, January 24, 2006
2:13 PM

In this era of business intelligence application standardization and data aggregation, what could be better than one, super-huge database -- especially if it's a terabyte in size and sits on one PC?

Posted by ted kemp
Monday, January 23, 2006
4:42 PM

Our focus here at Business Intelligence Pipeline is, naturally enough, built around the ins and outs of BI. But every now and then, our readers like a story that explores other IT-related issues. That's what we're bringing you this week

Posted by ted kemp
Thursday, January 19, 2006
1:11 PM

Being a beta partner with a business intelligence vendor ain't bad at all.

Posted by ted kemp
Tuesday, January 17, 2006
5:41 PM

Business Objects XI got a lot of attention late last year because of its Intelligent Question query interface. Now we're bringing you a more detailed look at the business intelligence system.

Posted by ted kemp
Monday, January 16, 2006
4:47 PM

Improving access to information: That's the name of the game for IT pros across the board in 2006. We're bringing you the raw data in two stories posted this month on Business Intelligence Pipeline

Posted by ted kemp
Thursday, January 12, 2006
11:16 AM

Microsoft wants a bigger slice of the business intelligence pie. All the big database makers do. Now we're bringing you an in-depth review that goes through the ins and outs of the SQL Server 2005's BI capabilities.

Posted by ted kemp
Tuesday, January 10, 2006
6:11 PM

Our very cool, visual review we're running on the December pre-beta 2 release of Windows Vista has gotten the attention of a lot of Business Intelligence Pipeline readers, and now we're running an interesting follow-up.

Posted by ted kemp
Friday, January 6, 2006
5:58 PM

Here in New York, there's a group that just held its monthly "Dorkbot" meeting. And it seems a gaggle of folks there were showing off their fancy new RFID implants. I've read a little about the case they make for the procedure. And I'm not buying in.

Posted by ted kemp
Thursday, January 5, 2006
3:15 PM

You don't have to be part of a worldwide organization to have users who need information at their fingertips around the clock. And the mushrooming amount of business data accumulating at companies large and small is getting, in a phrase, hard to manage.

Posted by ted kemp
Tuesday, January 3, 2006
5:16 PM

As with just about every other computing acronym, "BPM" is designed to shorten our overflowing lexicon of IT terminology. But more often, it just leaves everybody confused. A recent survey illustrates just how semantically vague these IT abbreviations can get.