Bad Data In, Bad Decisions Out
It’s all about the customer, right? We go one step further: It’s all about the data you have on that customer. Bad data in, bad decisions out.
Content: Article | Author: Judith W. Kincaid | Source: Darwin Magazine | Subject: IT / Technology / E-Business
Semantic Applications, or Revenge of the Librarians
The real future of technology rests on the concept of standardizing human language, not computer programs. And that puts the customer in total control.
Content: Article | Author: David Moschella | Source: Darwin Magazine | Subject: IT / Technology / E-Business
Six Sigma – The Structure of Management
A guide to the roles and responsibilities of Six Sigma. And guess what?
It all starts at the top.
Content: Article | Authors: Cary W. Adams, Charlie Wilson, Praveen Gupta | Source: Darwin Magazine | Subjects: Management, Operations
A Portfolio Approach to SCM
Seamless collaboration with complete information sharing between all supply chain participants is still in the future. But there are strategies to deal with the current transitional state to help you come out on top today.
Content: Article | Author: Jacob Varghese | Source: Darwin Magazine | Subject: Operations
Turning Risk into Reward
Responsible information management allows you to achieve compliance with regulations,
create trust with your users and benefit yourself while you’re at it.
Content: Article | Author: Larry Ponemon | Source: Darwin Magazine | Subjects: Ethics, IT / Technology / E-Business
Plan or Die
The message is clear: without thorough planning, your intranet could face extinction.
Content: Article | Author: Toby Ward | Source: Darwin Magazine | Subject: IT / Technology / E-Business
Online Book Purchases Down 4 Percent
Vulnerability Scanning and Assessment Market
Nearly One-Third of Personal Calls Made on Cellphones
Needle in a Haystack
Nearly 46 Million Surf the Web from Work
Wireless Internet Access by Device
Internet subscribers up 20% in Africa
Linux spending to reach $280 million in 2006
The Next 50 Years
“If end-to-end business processes are the focus of internal and cross-company integration, why not deal directly with the “business process, as application” instead of “data” and “applications”? Because business processes can no longer be cast in concrete the way they are in today’s applications, the “business process” must supersede the “application” as a means of packaging software. In addition, companies must leverage existing IT investments … [ Read more ]
Content: Article | Authors: Howard Smith, Peter Fingar | Source: Darwin Magazine | Subjects: IT / Technology / E-Business, Operations
How Executives Keep up with Current Management Thinking
Ask Not if You are Ready for Web Services
Web services are being touted as the answer to everything from cross-platform integration to dirty windows. Are we asking too much? Here’s our take: “Ask Not If Your Company’s Ready for Web Services (Are They Ready for You?)”.
Editor’s Note: see also Darwin’s Essential Guide to Web Services at
Content: Article | Author: Carol Hildebrand | Source: Darwin Magazine | Subject: IT / Technology / E-Business
Knowing the Difference
The battle plan for the KM czar begins with determining if KM
is the right answer.
Content: Article | Author: Daryl Morey | Source: Darwin Magazine | Subject: Knowledge Management
The Correct Recipe for Workflow Automation
How to implement workflow technologies-and keep the work
and workforce humming along.
Content: Article | Author: Michael Atherton | Source: Darwin Magazine | Subject: IT / Technology / E-Business | Industry: Information Technology
Figuring out Tribal Lessons
Ever wonder why your IT staff acts a little clannish? There’s a perfectly good reason – one you should know.
Editor’s Note: I can’t argue with too much in this article but I also don’t think it really says anything new, is not too specific and mostly offers advice that is equally applicable to non-Einsteins. Nevertheless, the commenters seemed to find the article very … [ Read more ]
Content: Article | Authors: Jack Ivancevich, Tom Duening | Source: Darwin Magazine | Subjects: Management, Organizational Behavior
