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Implications for BI from Gartner’s Five Discontinuities for IT
Those following the technical press will know of the five discontinuities to orderly IT business evolution as expounded by Gartner in Orlando in early October. I have no intention of adding my thought… more →
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Implications for BI from Gartner’s Five Discontinuities for IT
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Cyril Brookes wrote 2 years ago: Those following the technical press will know of the five discontinuities to orderly IT business evo … more →
Unstructured Information in BI - Implementation Practicalities with Tacit Data
Cyril Brookes wrote 2 years ago: Designing an unstructured information based BI system must take account of the explicit and tacit di … more →
Unstructured Information – Tacit Versus Explicit for Profit and BI Best Practice
Cyril Brookes wrote 2 years ago: A picture may be worth a thousand words, a news item also has about a thousand and a marketing strat … more →
Unstructured Information in BI - Only for Spooks? What about Business Analysts?
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Cyril Brookes wrote 2 years ago: There’s a big marketing and consultant push on UIMA, unstructured information management architectur … more →
Social Bookmarks and Tagging in BI Fail the Just-in-Time Test
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Cyril Brookes wrote 2 years ago: Tagging and Social Book-marking for BI applications is a hot topic. See, for example, Bill Ives comm … more →
Collaborative BI Implies a Personalized Grapevine – but, make it Smart Alerting or its all Blah!
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Cyril Brookes wrote 2 years ago: Effective collaboration depends on the dynamic creation of groups that can exchange and share intell … more →
Personalization in BI: Selective Dissemination and Targeted Retrieval of Important Information
Cyril Brookes wrote 2 years ago: Personalization in BI grows in significance with the near universal recognition that passive reporti … more →
BI System Design incorporating Wiki and other Web 2.0 Components
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Cyril Brookes wrote 2 years ago: Suddenly collaboration is flavor of the month, or year anyway. Customers are re-designing products, … more →
Knowledge is Power - But Only Sometimes in BI
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Cyril Brookes wrote 2 years ago: The management, or exchange, of soft (tacit) information (knowledge) is a current focal point in the … more →
Managing Cultural Barriers to Effective Collaboration; Enabling Action Oriented BI for CRM and Competitive Intelligence
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Cyril Brookes wrote 3 years ago: In previous blog posts I’ve opined on the cultural barriers impeding knowledge sharing and limiting … more →
Soft (Tacit) Information Metadata for CRM and Competitive Intelligence BI
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Cyril Brookes wrote 3 years ago: We’ve explored why CRM and Competitive Intelligence isn’t shared in my previous blog post of October … more →
CRM’s BI Soft-Underbelly; and will Web 2 change the corporate culture of KM collaboration?
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Cyril Brookes wrote 3 years ago: I’ve always believed success with CRM and its companion application, Competitive Intelligence, is be … more →
Knowledge Management vocabularies for tacit information processing; creation issues, scalability and auto-categorization
Cyril Brookes wrote 3 years ago: My August 5 post introduced the topic of KM vocabularies and their essential role in building a bala … more →
BI for CRM – Much hyped as easy, but hard to build effectively
Cyril Brookes wrote 3 years ago: We all know that every enterprise needs automated CRM, and BI is a big part of that. All the IT gur … more →
Knowledge management in practice: Building a vocabulary for classifying BI related tacit information
Cyril Brookes wrote 3 years ago: In my July 27 post I outlined the reasons why an enterprise vocabulary of business terminology is a … more →
Effective reporting of tacit (soft) information in BI – improve your vocabulary
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Cyril Brookes wrote 3 years ago: We appear to have consensus that effective management of tacit knowledge is a key part of any succes … more →
Hard versus Soft (Tacit) Information - Red Flag #2 on why BI reports fail
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Cyril Brookes wrote 3 years ago: Henry Minzberg [HBR July-Aug 1975] deserves the credit for first articulation of the value of soft i … more →
