Marital Infidelity and Data Visualization
Let’s discuss the fun subject of marital infidelity…
The Fan Experience Matters: The Essence of Fan Journey
Data alone can’t capture the essence of fan journey, but design for a world class fan experience almost always starts with data-driven decisions.
Is Your Business Running On A FrankenCloud?
Early adopters of the cloud were quick to realize that the use of legacy on-premise systems and over reliance on Excel spreadsheets were no longer sufficient to meet modern business challenges.
Top 10 CIO/CTO Concerns
“Each of these top 10 concerns is focused on the three legs of IT management: technology, people, and infrastructure,” said M. V. Janulaitis, president of Janco Associates.
Applying Analytics to Find the Business in Your Data
Data quantities and the number of sources it comes from are on an upward trajectory – and we don’t see this course changing.
3 Key Skills for Success with Mobile
For our mobile teams, we should look for these three key skills—or instill them if necessary.
The Future of Information: Revealed
Whenever one pulls out their crystal ball … These include more mobile device applications, the “Internet of Things (IoT)” via machine-to-machine sensors, and an electronic wallet (like a highway toll EZPass). But it’s time to get ready for so much more.
Is it Time to Move Your Financial Consolidations to the Cloud?
With adoption of cloud-based financials and corporate performance management (CPM)applications gaining speed, it appears that Finance executives have become more comfortable with the notion of trusting their sensitive financial data to cloud-based applications. In the CPMarena, budgeting & planning has been the front-runner in terms of cloud adoption but there’s increasing interest in cloud-based financial…
The Fan Experience Matters: Design Elements
The time you spend at a sport venue has to be the most awesome experience each time you are there, whether you are a season ticket holder with courtside seats or a first-timer in the nosebleed section.
More Spocky, Less Rocky: We Need Smarter Leaders
With the recent passing of the actor Leonard Nimoy, who played Spock in the 1960s TV series “Star Trek” and the subsequent movies, let’s consider his character’s behavior in contrast to some executives you may have worked for.