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BPM: Agile Business Process Management?

By Dick Weisinger

Too much process improvement can lead to a drop in innovation? That’s the finding of an article titled Six-Sigma Journey to Oblivion by David Tabor. Tabor writes: “Six-sigma methodologies cannot bring you innovation: an iPod, or – in their day

Innovation/SaaS: As Software Evolves, Where Will it Take Us?

By Dick Weisinger

It’s hard to keep up with the daily web technology trends and announcements, much less try to extrapolate where things will be five or ten years from now. But Timothy Chou, former President of Oracle on-Demand, tries to do just

Sarbanes-Oxley: Threatening Innovation?

By Dick Weisinger

Sarbanes-Oxley has been criticized for hitting companies with huge costs with limited real benefits. Many claim that the costs of Sarbanes-Oxley regulations are driving away new company listings from the US to foreign stock exchanges, especially the UK. Now a

Innovation: Cutting Edge IT

By Dick Weisinger

At a Symposium in Barcelona in late May, Gartner announced a list of four elements that “Define the Leading Edge of IT Change”. Social Network Interaction Companies should tap and solicit input from communities of their customers. Competitive Rule Breakers

Innovation: US isn't Number 1

By Dick Weisinger

What country is the most innovative in the world? Cisco recently sponsored the Economist Intelligence Unit to answer that, and their answer may not be what you think. They found Japan to be the most innovative — and by a