Intelligent Enterprise

Shortlist
Pegasystems Compliance Framework; Sigma Dynamics; ANTs Data Server 3.4

January 1 , 2006

Weeding Out the Acronyms
Choose pragmatism over acronyms.
by David Stodder
July 1 , 2005

On-Demand Apps Break Enterprise Barriers
Now with easy customization and process integration, will utility apps dominate?
by Jeanette Boyne
December 4 , 2004

When Metrics Stink
Managing performance well means sending the right signals.
by Jeanette Boyne
November 13 , 2004

Evolution Sometimes Favors the Small
Market forces pressure SMBs and also provide relief.
by Jeanette Boyne
October 30 , 2004

Performance Orientation
Performance is a key focus of business-IT alignment - and of our upcoming conference.
by David Stodder
October 16 , 2004

Fool Me Twice, I Might Believe You
Automating analytics puts increasing pressure on the ability to verify sources.
by Jeanette Boyne
September 18 , 2004

Real-Time Boundaries
When is BI not BI? Real-time conundrums dominate August's TDWI event.
by David Stodder
September 4 , 2004

Hunting Big Game
When you think of customer value, don't think CRM - think B2B processes.
by Jeanette Boyne
August 7 , 2004

Message, Not Messenger
Like a good lead-off hitter, presentation says a lot about the character of the whole organization.
by David Stodder
July 10 , 2004

Happy New Year!
Editors' Choice Award selections tell us that 2004 will bring innovation, recovery — and lots of BI.
by David Stodder
January 1, 2004

Better Consequence
Averting the risk of corporate governance indictments leads to better management of other risks.
by Jeanette Burriesci
December 10, 2003

The Information Supply Network
Iteration and collaboration are hallmarks of information value-add
by Jeanette Burriesci
November 18, 2003

Intelligent Candles
Amid the rush, we almost forgot an important Intelligent Enterprise birthday
by David Stodder
October 30, 2003

The Strategic Bond
IT growth depends on better understanding of what people need to meet objectives
by David Stodder
October 10, 2003

Both Hands on The Wheel
Summer passed quickly as major IT solution providers consolidated and refocused
by Jeanette Burriesci
September 17, 2003

Temperature Rising
Summer passed quickly as major IT solution providers consolidated and refocused
by David Stodder
September 1, 2003

Reinventing Invention
New growth in manufacturing will build on the smartest use of data and information
by David Stodder
August 10, 2003

Gloves Off
Larry Ellison pulls the rug out from under the ERP market
by David Stodder
July 18, 2003

Power Thinking
On storage, analytic architectures, and Erik Thomsen's new adventure
by David Stodder
June 30, 2003

Automation Alley
The race is on between DBMS and tool providers to see who can 'self-heal' the database first
by David Stodder
June 17, 2003

Father Relational
The passing of a pioneer: Dr. E. F. Codd, the inventor of the relational model
by David Stodder
May 31, 2003

Stay Focused
Celebrating our most popular columnist
by David Stodder
May 13, 2003

Delivering Customer Value
With integration becoming more strategic, the enterprise apps business changes
by David Stodder
April 22, 2003

The Promise
'Strategic' and 'ROI' are no longer mutually exclusive terms
by Justin Kestelyn
April 5, 2003

Beyond the What
Where performance management and Six Sigma intersect
by Justin Kestelyn
March 20, 2003

Living Large
The reports of collaborative commerce's demise have been greatly exaggerated
by Justin Kestelyn
March 1, 2003

Mind Over Matter
IBM's new consulting unit is evidence that the company anticipates sweeping change
by Justin Kestelyn
February 1, 2003

The Endless Moment
Highlights from the 2003 Editors' Choice Awards
by Justin Kestelyn
January 1, 2003

The Fine Print
The latest version of UCITA looks new, but is it improved?
by Justin Kestelyn
December 5, 2002

BI's Last Mile
Collaboration is narrowing the gap between information and decision-making
by Justin Kestelyn
November 15, 2002

No Help
CFOs are under immense pressure, and IT isn't relieving it
by Justin Kestelyn
October 30, 2002

Seeing is Believing
Should data generated by video surveillance be used for commercial purposes?
by Justin Kestelyn
October 8, 2002

Against the Grain
Conventional wisdom goes out the window in this issue's Roundtable discussion
by Justin Kestelyn
September 17, 2002

Summer Reading
A few thoughts inspired by the heat
by Justin Kestelyn
September 3, 2002

No Longer an Afterthought
Strategic business apps demand a strategic approach to storage
by Justin Kestelyn
August 12, 2002

Now It's Serious
It's time to take a 'strategic' view of Web services
by Justin Kestelyn
July 26, 2002

Eyes Wide Open
Building a privacy-aware information infrastructure is a conscious effort
by Justin Kestelyn
June 28, 2002

Back in Black
Baan has returned to respectability, and the reasons why are instructive
by Justin Kestelyn
June 13, 2002

The Rise of Business Informatics
The life sciences industry operates on an 'information-first' model that will soon be common to all businesses
by Justin Kestelyn
May 28, 2002

Quality Is Job One
New data quality remedies took center stage at The Data Warehouse Institute's recent gathering in Boston.
by David Stodder
June 12 , 2004

You Say Metric, I Say Distraction
Metrics help, but you can't improve performance unless you know why.
by Jeanette Boyne
June 1 , 2004

Process: The Ugly Duckling
Business processes aren't sexy... until you translate them into cash and competitive leverage.
by Jeanette Boyne
May 15 , 2004

Data Pressure Cooker
Taking information richness for granted, strategic business applications tolerate few limits on IT scalability and agility.
by David Stodder
May 1 , 2004

The Mobile Mandate
Today's world of mobile devices is going to seem quaint once nanotechnology takes hold of technological progress.
by David Stodder
April 17 , 2004

Nowhere to Hide
Whether by choice or by law, transparency is a top priority. The ripple effects will alter how businesses operate.
by Jeanette Boyne
April 3 , 2004

More Than a Mirage
Business modeling and process orientation challenge BI and data warehousing.
by David Stodder
March 20 , 2004

It's an Old Story
Oracle is generating so much news, who can keep up?
by Jeanette Boyne
March 6 , 2004