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Business Performance Management (BPM) in the Mid-Enterprise | 2007-03-23 15:03:06 | Hyperion |
| Hyperion Mid-Enterprise Solutions is a set of products designed to bring the power and reliability of Hyperion's Business Performance Management (BPM) applications and Business Intelligence (BI) tools to mid-enterprise companies globally.
The Hyperion Mid-Enterprise Solutions address small and mid-enterprise customer requirements for more effective financial reporting and budgeting, operational planning, ad hoc query & reporting and business analysis. |
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Data Quality, Compliance, and Risk for Financial Institutions | 2006-11-01 | INFORMATICA |
| Poor data quality is endemic in most financial institutions, with risk managers frequently citing a lack of clean, high-quality data as the biggest inhibitor to achieving their risk management and regulatory compliance objectives.
To combat the problem, Informatica offers data quality scorecarding capabilities -- a metrics-driven approach to measuring, tracking, and reporting on data quality defects. Read this informative white paper to learn more about it. Tags: Policy Document Management, Upgrades and Migration, SEC Rule 17A-4, Sarbanes-Oxley, Knowledge and Data Management |
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DataFlux Version 8: Accelerate to Compliance, Data Governance and MDM | 2007-01-23 01:00:26 | SAS Institute |
| Increased competition in a global marketplace is forcing many businesses to re-think their data management strategies and techniques. After all, better data fuels better decisions about customers, products, suppliers and strategic partnerships. However, organizations typically store and manage information within multiple divisions, regions and languages, creating silos of non-integrated data. And as this data multiplies, data governance becomes increasingly important in solving the problems that inevitably occur across so many divisions within the enterprise. To adequately understand the business and keep pace in this increasingly global environment, one needs a technology capable of consolidating and maintaining corporate data on a single, unified master data repository. | |||
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Solving the Data Quality Problem | 2006-10-27 01:00:16 | TriTuns Innovation |
| This paper examines the nature, cause and impact of data quality problems in typical IT system implementations. It argues that the extent and impact of poor data quality is largely misunderstood and often ignored. It is proposed that the problem of poor data quality is primarily a behavioral problem, not a technological problem. This paper provides an approach for improving data quality through clear accountability for the prevention, detection and correction of data problems. | |||
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Launching Your CDI Program: The Pitch, the People, the Plan | 2007-01-23 01:00:26 | SAS Institute |
| Customer Data Integration (CDI) has one foot in established systems - those that need newly-robust customer data on demand - and the other in a new paradigm of automated data management and purpose-built data integration. Marrying incumbent technologies, available skill sets, and business processes with a new paradigm of "Integration on demand" means that launching a CDI effort is different, arguably more specialized, than other strategic IT programs. This paper describes the critical success factors to consider when starting up CDI, involving larger Master Data Management (MDM) principles, but delivering business value incrementally and quickly. The paper defines CDI as the automation of the integration, reconciliation and management of customer reference data from enterprise systems and to enterprise systems. | |||
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The CIO's Guide to Taking Data Asset Metrics to the Boardroom | 2007-01-23 01:00:26 | SAS Institute |
| Data quality and data integration can affect all aspects of an organization. Without consistent, accurate and reliable data, companies cannot respond to trends and meet customer expectations. This white paper explains how reports on data quality initiatives can help executives understand the impact of data quality - and what CIOs need to know to foster an environment of continual data improvement. | |||
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IDC Technical Brief: Enabling Technologies for Blade Management | 2006-11-02 08:47:54 | Hewlett-Packard |
| In June 2006, Hewlett-Packard (HP) announced its next-generation blade chassis, the BladeSystem c-Class, which addresses some of the total cost of ownership (TCO) issues facing today's data centers. Chief among these concerns is the need to rein in infrastructure management and administration costs. Toward that end, the company has introduced HP Insight Control, which automates key management functions and significantly reduces the time required to manage BladeSystem c-Class servers. Download this IDC Technical Brief to read more about HP Insight Control and to learn why manageability features are a critical consideration when evaluating and choosing your blade platform.
Note: Be sure to check out IDC's companion piece to this paper, Enabling Technologies for Power and Cooling, sponsored by HP. |
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Ambient Business Intelligence: Pervasive Technology to Surround and Inform | 2006-11-30 01:00:16 | Oracle |
| This useful white paper written by Neil Raden, founder of Hired Brains Research, looks at what is driving the next generation of BI, and how it will advise and drive businesses with embedded analytics, real-time decision tools, and vastly improved capabilities for people in every corner of the organization, and beyond it. | |||
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Defining an Enterprise-Wide Business Performance Management Architecture | 2007-06-11 12:57:24 | Hyperion |
| From the perspective of today's business users, there is a growing demand for a single system that will address all of their business performance management requirements. Adding to the complexity, most organizations cannot afford to replace their existing infrastructure and therefore require solutions that work in conjunction with as many existing systems as possible. These requirements drive a new class of product with a unified Business Performance Management (BPM) architecture. | |||
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Best Practices for Building Performance in From the Start | 2006-09-22 01:00:14 | Compuware |
| Today's highly complex infrastructures and applications, coupled with limited resources, time constraints and the need for greater collaboration among IT teams, make implementing an effective application performance assurance strategy a challenge. Developing such a strategy requires input and collaboration from many disciplines within IT and the business. Despite this challenge and the amount of work involved, businesses want to take their service from good to great, and recognize the fundamental importance for assuring application service. Businesses that meet the challenge stand to gain substantial benefits, including optimally running applications, satisfied end users, efficient use of IT staff and, most importantly, business success and growth. |