Live from Gartner Symposium ITxpo - Real-World Experience in Applying Business Intelligence to Business Processes

I am attending Gartner Symposium and ITxpo this week and blogging as I go.

I justed presented on Real-World Experience in Applying Business Intelligence to Business Processes. Here's the presentation I gave

To recap:

• BI has value but not enough and especially not enough when you focus on operational processes
• EDM is a way to apply analytic insight and corporate knowledge to operational processes by automating and improving decisions
• Real customers have succeeded with this.

I talked about Egg, Auto Club Group and about the California DMV, all of whom I have blogged about before.

Hope you enjoyed the presentation.

BTW Fair Isaac is at booth 305

Added: Here are links to the rest of the blog postings from Gartner:

• AD Overview: Assembling, Buying and Constructing—The ABCs of Delivering Software Solutions
• Thoughts on the keynote (second hand)
• Business Intelligence, Business Process Management and Information Management Market Directions
• Enterprise Risk Management: The Benefits of Risk
• The New Business Architecture: Enterprise Architecture and BPM
• Real-World Experience in Applying Business Intelligence to Business Processes
• Driving the Customer-Centric Enterprise
• Analytics: Action Based on Integrating Processes and Applications
• Java and .NET: You can't pick a favorite child
• Impressions from the expo
• BPM Technology Selection: How Solutions Are Evolving

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