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• WCM: The real differentiator
• 3 days ago
• By Stephen Powers
  
  I recently attended Vignette’s annual analyst day, which turned out to be pretty enlightening, although perhaps not for the reasons I would have originally thought. For those of you who are unfamiliar with analyst days: vendors regularly hold what - to put it inelegantly - are essentially dog-and-pony shows that give their executives the opportunity to communicate ...

• Microsoft Unchains Content For The Blind With DAISY XML Word Add-In
• 7 days ago
• By Sheri McLeish
  
  Microsoft's release this week of the free Word add-in for DAISY XML is great news for blind consumers, as it opens the door for easy conversion of Word documents to digital "talking books." Forget about the criticism that was leveled at Microsoft that its foray into disability-related technology was in part fueled by self-interest to gain ISO approval for its Office ...

• Analytic Databases Power BI Boom
• 11 days ago
• By James Kobielus
  
  Analytic databases are the principal engines driving business intelligence (BI), delivering operational data into reports, dashboards, and ad-hoc queries.
  
  Essential as they may be, analytic databases have been largely overlooked in the BI industry’s recent consolidation spree. Sitting at the core of data warehouses (DWs) everywhere, these data stores ...

• Tips from a successful virtual conference
• 17 days ago
• by Erica Driver.
  
  Last week I delivered a presentation about the recent report Web3D: The Next Major Internet Wave at the vBusiness Expo in Second Life. I'll share some of my experiences and observations, as I'm sure that during the coming year many of you will be invited to present at or attend virtual conferences and meetings -- if you haven't already. These tips may prove helpful ...

• You Don't Have The Skills To Move Your People Off Of Microsoft Office
• 21 days ago
• By Kyle McNabb.
  
  Yep, you read it right. Face it, you can't move off of Microsoft Office. Why? You know more about different technology alternatives to Microsoft Office than you know how your own people work - and not just with Office, but how they work. And I understand why, technology is tangible - you can see Google Apps in action, you can play with Zoho, and you can see how IBM's ...