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The Secrets of Tuned in Leaders: How Technology Company CEOs Create Success (and Why Most Fail) | 2008-07-07 | Pragmatic Marketing |
| Executives and staff at many companies already think they are tuned in (market-driven). Hey, the mission statement even says so! Yet, when one goes into these organizations and actually measure the things people do all day, one inevitably hears about problems and opportunities that originate as inside-out thinking (Apple Newton) vs. from the outside-in (the buyers' perspective which leads to breakthrough products like the iPod). In other words, technology companies are increasingly ineffective because their field and customer-facing organizations spend more time postulating and pontificating around scenarios that support their offerings than listening and learning about problems their customers actually have (and are willing to spend money to solve). | |||
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Build the Business Case in Your Organization: You get it, but does everybody else get it? | 2008-05-30 | Serena Software |
| Business Mashups drive business productivity by automating and coordinating collaboration across people and systems. But how do you justify the investment? How do you explain the power of Business Mashups to others in your organization?
This white paper outlines the business value of Business Mashups with proven customer successes. The Business Case for Business Mashups can also help you to explain the power of Mashups to the rest of your organization. Tags: Collaborative Web, Infrastructure Management, Resources Mgmt., Strategic Planning |
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The Business Case for Business Mashups: Help Your Organization Automate, Coordinate & Collaborate | 2008-05-29 | Serena Software |
| Business Mashups drive business productivity by automating and coordinating collaboration across people and systems. But how do you justify the investment? How do you explain the power of Business Mashups to others in your organization?
Watch this on-demand Webcast to hear Serena Software master masher Tim Zonca as he shows you how to build a business case for Business Mashups. Tim shares metrics and examples that quantify the gains in productivity Serena Software's customers see everyday through Business Mashups. View this Webinar and you will:
Tags: Groupware - Workflow, Web Services, Collaborative Web, Resources Mgmt. |
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The Economy: Where Are We & What's Next? | 2008-05-08 | SAS Institute |
| The Associate Research Director of BusinessWeek Research Services will use his recent research data to clarify where people are with the economy and where they are likely to be in the months ahead. The presenter explores what the current economic conditions mean for the business and provides insights as to how to best protect the organization in these challenging economic times.
Tags: Business Management, |
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IT Manager Webcast: Windows Mobile Series: Mobilizing Business Processes and Applications (Level 100) | 2008-04-29 | Microsoft Tips |
| Mobile workforce numbers are growing steadily each year, and IT organizations are under increasing pressure from employees and executives to provide company-wide mobile solutions that extend beyond just e-mail. For those organizations with field sales, mobile professionals, mobile service technicians, or remote support staff, connected mobile solutions based on the Windows Mobile platform can create greater efficiencies, help open new business opportunities, drive increased productivity, and reduce operating costs. This webcast provides an executive-level discussion on how Windows Mobile can meet the specific needs with a familiar, flexible, and financially compelling mobile platform for enterprise line-of-business solutions.
Tags: Business Management, Mobile - Wireless Communications |
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The new CIO: Insights from the Center for CIO Leadership | 2008-04-16 | IBM |
| Read this white paper to see what Harvey Koeppel, executive director of the Center for CIO Leadership, says around the challenges facing CIOs today and the emerging role of the CIO as a business leader helping to drive change and innovation.
Tags: Strategic Planning |
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SOA Centers of Excellence: Preserving Order Amid Change | 2008-03-21 | Oracle |
| When first entertaining the notion of a Service-Oriented Architecture (SOA), most information technology (IT) professionals and business leaders rightly imagine the many benefits that their organizations will see in improved customer interaction, greater business agility, efficient asset reuse, and flexible growth options. Indeed, SOA is one of the bright lights of contemporary business strategy and, some would suggest, the inevitable technological outcome of our global, Web-centric world. Some have gone so far as to call SOA a revolution, not just in technology but in how one thinks about business infrastructure.
Tags: Web Services, .NET, Service-Oriented Architecture |
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The Role of a Rules Architect: Transform Business Requirements Into IT Realizations | 2008-03-04 | IBM |
| The business rules architect plays a crucial role designing business rules models that are well organized and intuitive for both technical and business stakeholders to understand. This paper discusses the importance of the role and uses the business rules development life cycle to describe the responsibilities of the rules architect in creating a reliable and extensible business rules implementation.
Tags: Business Management |
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Selecting strategic technologies in 2008 | 2008-03-03 | IBM |
Analyst Gartner suggests that a strategic technology has the potential to significantly impact the business during the next three years - something that is likely to be particularly pertinent in 2008, as IT managers aim to implement crucial technologies under restrictive economic conditions. Read this white paper to see which strategic technologies IT managers should prioritise in 2008 - and how such technologies will benefit the business. Tags: Business Management, Strategic Planning |
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businessfirst: Ideas to help small companies retain their successful entrepreneurial spirit | 2008-02-26 | Oracle |
Innovation and enterprise is almost universally associated with small businesses. Typically, 95% of all innovations occur in businesses with less than 100 employees. When companies grow past this point the innovation is stifled by processes and bureaucracy. Download this white paper to read case studies of how larger organisations have rekindled the entrepreneurial character which originally helped them compete in the marketplace. Tags: Business Management, Sales - Marketing |
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