Tag: BusinessObjects
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Social + Product = Better Products: Meet The Panelists
Next Wednesday, February 15th, at 3pm – 4.30pm PST, I will be moderating a panel on the theme of Products+Social=Better Products as part of Social Media Day at SAP Palo Alto (and Online). We’ll discussing how to make better products thanks to social techniques. Please join us! You can register here and the conference hashtags…
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Are You in Denial About Governance, Risk, and Compliance?
Less than 13% of companies surveyed believe that their GRC practices are worse than that of their competitors… Are you in denial, too?
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SAP BusinessObjects Mobile BI Directions
Highlights of SAP BusinessObjects mobile BI presentation at SAPPHIRE NOW Madrid
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At-a-Glance Guide to Analytics at SAPPHIRE NOW Madrid
I’ll be an official “social ambassador” for analytics at SAPPHIRE NOW from Madrid next week. This blog attempts to summarize the main analytics-related activities during the two days of SAPPHIRE NOW
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SAP BusinessObjects User Conference 2011: Opening Keynote
The 2011 ASUG SAP BusinessObjects User Conference kicks off in stormy Orlando, Florida, with keynote by Steve Lucas, Global GM of SAP Business Analytics
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SAPSA Impuls 2011 in Stockholm
My presentations from the SAPSA Impuls 2011 Conference in Stockholm, Sweden
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Business People Are Dumb On Average(s)
Recent research shows that business people aren’t always ready to make best use of the analytic data they receive. Here’s one real-life example that illustrates the potential problems.
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Hadoop, Big Data, and Enterprise Business Intelligence
Traditional enterprise data warehousing and Hadoop/Big Data are like apples and oranges. Is there room for both? How will these two very different approaches co-exist in the future?
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Strategic Workforce Planning Demo
This demo shows the features of SAP BusinessObjects Strategic Workforce Planning, the first HANA-enabled application.
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Carbon Footprint Analysis Leads to Concrete Savings: Walkers Crisps
Carbon footprint calculations are really just another form of efficiency analysis. Walkers Crisps saved money and energy by looking at the carbon footprint of their products. Maybe you can, too?