Mobile assumptions
Assumptions are always dangerous in IT. Assumptions about what mobiles are and how they are used (amongst others) are a particularly egregious example.
FacilityLive
FacilityLive is a search/KM tool that competes with data virtualisation. It has some nice features but it isn't as interesting as the company thinks it is.
GrayMatter and Guavus point the way forward, they sell solutions and not just capability
Too many so called solutions are just capability, a capability that is rarely fully realised. Vendors need to sell solutions that speed the time to profit.
How much data do you need?
Sometimes you need a lot of data and sometimes predictive models aren't useful
Nominum – powering the internet - … and now enabling the Telcos to achieve more for their customers
Nominum, best known for their domain server expertise, apply analytics to their operational data to add potential business value to service providers
Guavus: transforming the business model for communication service providers
Guavus are a relatively new analytic vendor specializing in the Telecoms market, and with a very focused approach.
So what’s happening with ESB
ESB has been a much misused hype term, but it is basically a good idea.
Good analytics, strange application, and unintended consequences
My feelings about current uses and abuses of analytics