Month: November 2009
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BI for Baby: Dashboards to Track Your Child’s KPIs (And The Rest of Us)
You can now track a slew of key performance indicators for your baby — how long before this becomes part of our own daily lives?
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OLAP is Dead (Long Live Analytics)
OLAP’s days are over — long live the term “analytics”
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Auto-Tweet Directly from PowerPoint And Other Twitter Tool Updates
Updates to the PowerPoint Twitter Tools: AutoTweet, New feedback slide, Zoom Text, and more support for internal use and preset variables, so you can create conference templates, etc.
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SAP’s 12sprints Collaborative Decision-Making Prototype
SAP is now allowing people to sign up for pre-beta access to 12sprints, a cloud-based Collaborative Decision Making prototype
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Twitter and Text Analysis to Help You Surf Through Traffic
SAP’s first ever iPhone application is now available on Apple’s iTunes applications store. It’s BNE traffic, an innovative application from SAP Research in Brisbane, Australia that carries out analysis of Tweets using BusinessObjects Text Analysis.
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SAP’s First Official iPhone Application
SAP’s first ever iPhone application is now available on Apple’s iTunes applications store. No, it’s not BusinessObjects Explorer for the iPhone — that’s on its way. It’s BNE traffic, an innovative application from SAP Research in Brisbane, Australia.
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E2.0 Conference Panel: Is Enterprise 2.0 a Crock?
Is Enterprise 2.0 a Crock? The panel of members of the 20 Adoption Council take questions from David Berlind at the Enterprise 2.0 Conference in San Francisco
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Enterprise 2.0 Internal Evangelist of the Year: Claire Flanagan of CSC
At the Enterprise 2.0 conference in San Francisco, Andrew McAfee just opened the magic envelope and revealed that the winner of the first Enterprise 2.0 “Internal Evangelist of the Year” award is Claire Flanagan for her work on CSC’s “C3: Connect | Communicate | Collaborate” environment. For more information about the project, see Claire’s Blog. […]
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We’ve Come a Long Way — Summary of Enterprise 2.0 San Francisco 2009 Opening Keynotes
A summary of the opening keynotes at the Enterprise 2.0 2009 conference in San Francisco, featuring Tammy Erickson, Andrew McAfee and representatives of Microsoft and Adobe.