Posts Tagged ‘business’

Why Joining a User Group Might Just Save Your (Business) Life

Wednesday, March 25th, 2009

When times are good, few people see the value of actively joining their user community. Often those that sacrifice their own and company time to lead the committee can feel they are pushing effort into a bottomless pit of apathy and derision. Even free to join user groups struggle to engage their members on a regular basis, surveying users again and again to try and understand where they are going wrong.

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XBRL – a way to go?

Wednesday, October 8th, 2008

Two recent announcements from the SEC may start to breathe life into the XBRL initiative that is doing anything but delivering on the early promises of reduced cost, greater efficiency and improved accuracy.

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The Seven Deadly Sins of Business Intelligence

Thursday, March 13th, 2008

Business Intelligence is a misnomer.

A lot of implementations that I see, and the discussions that I have with practitioners who have implemented them, seem to offer little to the business and display only a passing acquaintance with anything that could remotely be termed as intelligence.

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