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Open Data: Rise of the Rogue Citizen Developer and End-User Application Development

By Dick Weisinger

Citizen Developers are users who are not directly responsible for or authorized to build software applications or tools for an organization.  They are members of the organization who typicallyare motivated by a need to automate a task, improve the user…

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August 5th, 2011
Category: Open Data, Technology
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Cloud Computing: IT Vendors Need to Adopt the Cloud to Remain Relevant

By Dick Weisinger

Cloud computing is expected to grow to be a $9.4 billion market by 2015.  IDC and IDG Enterprise issued a report last month that provided that estimate, with about a third of the revenues going to the public cloud, and…

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August 4th, 2011
Category: Cloud Computing
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Unstructured Data: The Costs of Poor Data Management

By Dick Weisinger

Poor data management, especially unstructured data, costs organizations a lot of money money.  The Ponemon Institute recently conducted a study sponsored by Novell to try to determine exactly how much. The Ponemon report found that storage, control and compliance associated…

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August 3rd, 2011
Category: Content Management, Document Mangement, Records Management
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BPM: More than Half of Medium to Large Companies Set to Increase BPM Spending

By Dick Weisinger

Both medium and large-sized companies are bullish about the benefits of Business Process Management (BPM).  While most companies are currently extremely cautious about where they spend any dollars, BPM is one area that is seeing growth, and it is surprisingly…

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August 2nd, 2011
Category: Business Process Management
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Enterprise Software: When Microsoft Excel Beats SAP

By Dick Weisinger

You’d think that a multi-million dollar ERP system would be able to run rings around what you can do with a Microsoft Excel spreadsheet.  Well it can, but often it doesn’t.  In an interesting survey by IFS North America, it…

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August 1st, 2011
Category: Enterprise Software
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