The Word on Text Mining
Text analytics provide concept discovery, automated classification, and innovative displays for volumes of unstructured documents.
by Seth Grimes
December 10, 2003
BAM Gathers Momentum
Vendors from diverse backgrounds converge on the market
by Seth Grimes
December 10, 2003
IT Research Gains Advocate For Government Funding
U.S.-sponsored research is said to strongly benefit industry and the economy
by Seth Grimes
November 18, 2003
Futures Shock
What happens when the government tries to use the futures market to predict terrorism?
by Seth Grimes
October 10, 2003
Shared Risk, Shared Rewards
Why is homeland security driving IT innovation? The risks of terrorism endanger both public and private sectors, and privacy concerns must still be satisfied. But potential rewards through collaborative ventures are coming clear
by Seth Grimes
September 1, 2003
Advanced Analytics Return to BI
BI tools are quietly gaining statistical depth, but exploiting the new possibilities isn't straightforward
by Seth Grimes
August 10, 2003
Government Equivocates on TIA
Defense Department Issues Mandated Report
by Seth Grimes
July 18, 2003
Image Change Has Substance
SAS stresses usability and openness
by Seth Grimes
June 17, 2003
Look Before You Leap
The government plans to apply analytic technologies on a global scale in the war on terrorism, but will they prove an effective weapon?
by Seth Grimes
June 17, 2003
The BPM Drumbeat
Will business performance management live up to all the promises?
by Seth Grimes
April 22, 2003
API Wars
Web services platforms - .Net and J2EE - take the fight to the analytic arena
by Seth Grimes
March 1, 2003
Autonomic Computing
Major vendors are applying decision-support techniques to service-centric computing
by Seth Grimes
November 15, 2002
Distributed Decision Support
Are grids a good step - or even a likely one - for mainstream decision support?
by Seth Grimes
September 17, 2002
Process and Reality Through BPM
BI vendors are defining a new decision-support category, BPM, to provide an enterprisewide analytic view that integrates strategy and business operations
by Seth Grimes
July 26, 2002
Expect the Unexpected
In a world full of uncertainty, skillful forecasting can minimize disruption due to unanticipated events
by Seth Grimes
June 28, 2002
The Semantic Web
A semantic Web will enable automated use of disparate, distributed Internet information sources and services
by Seth Grimes
March 28, 2002
Out in the Open
In the world of analytics, the open-source torrent is little more than a trickle
by Seth Grimes
January 1, 2002
The Tail That Wags the Dog
Where does business intelligence and decision support begin?
by Seth Grimes
October 4, 2001
XML for Analysis Decoded
The XML for Analysis API has snared widespread support. But will the big fish slip through the .Net in favor of Java and proprietary APIs?
by Seth Grimes
August 31, 2001
Mining a Demographic Mother Lode
Mine census data to enhance your organizations's marketing programs and customer relationships
by Seth Grimes
June 13, 2001
Measure for Measure
Do OLAP tools shortchange users with time-varying data?
by Seth Grimes
April 16, 2001
Simultaneous Equation Models
To predict outcomes of actions, you need models that encapsulate processes
by Seth Grimes
February 16, 2001
Here Today, Gone Tomorrow
Dynamic supply networks are replacing the traditional static model, and supply-chain analytics will never be the same
by Seth Grimes
June 5, 2000
Advanced Analytics Return to BI
by Seth Grimes
August 10, 2003
Shared Risk, Shared Rewards
by Seth Grimes
September 1, 2003
Look Before You Leap
by Seth Grimes
June 17, 2003
Shared Risk, Shared Rewards
by Seth Grimes
September 1, 2003
Futures Shock
by Seth Grimes
October 10, 2003
The Word on Text Mining
by Seth Grimes
December 10, 2003
