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A New Approach to Operational Business Intelligence
OBI unites the transactional world with the operational world, allowing
companies to link business processes to analytics and vice versa.
Barry Wilderman, Lawson
Midmarket Volume 2, October 15, 2007 Budgeting, Forecasting & Reporting Made Easy – A New Choice for Midsize Companies
What types of companies use Adaptive Planning to improve their budgeting, forecasting
and reporting? Thousands of organizations around the world, ranging from pre-revenue
start-ups to publicly traded Global 2000 enterprises. Adaptive Planning customers hail from
virtually every industry, including discrete and process manufacturing, software and services,
healthcare, financial services, nonprofit, mining and transportation.
Adaptive Planning
Midmarket Volume 2, October 15, 2007 Business Intelligence for Midsize Organizations
New advances in BI technology are making it possible for companies of all
sizes to improve the efficiency and effectiveness of their decision making.
Steve Lucas, Business Objects, Michael Schiff, MAS Strategies, Jeff Kaplan, THINKStrategies
Midmarket Volume 2, October 15, 2007 CASE STUDY: Business Objects
Central Maine Healthcare
Chooses Business Objects to
Improve Business Performance
Business Objects
Midmarket Volume 2, October 15, 2007 CASE STUDY: Business Objects
Empowering RapidAdvance With
Real-time On-Demand Reporting
Business Objects
Midmarket Volume 2, October 15, 2007 CASE STUDY: Cognos Corporation
Midwest ISO Tames Its Data
Cognos
Midmarket Volume 2, October 15, 2007 For Midmarket Companies, Simpler Is Better
Lawson understands that one size does not fit
all, which is the fundamental philosophy behind
our two product lines.
Lawson
Midmarket Volume 2, October 15, 2007 Helping Midsize Organizations Transform Their Businesses Through Intelligent Information
Business Objects transforms the way the world
works through intelligent information.
Business Objects
Midmarket Volume 2, October 15, 2007 Improve Access to All of Your Data Assets
The ability to access all of your data
assets determines the value of your
business intelligence operations and
the accuracy of the market and consumer
insight obtained.
SRC, LLC
Midmarket Volume 2, October 15, 2007 INTERVIEW: Dean Stoecker
SRC’s Dean Stoecker explains how geographic business intelligence
solutions solve strategic to tactical business problems by unleashing the
power of your data assets.
Dean Stoecker, SRC, LLC
Midmarket Volume 2, October 15, 2007 INTERVIEW: Jeff Stiles and Kathy Piontek
Midsize businesses can find solutions to meet their unique, changing
needs and characteristics, according to executives from SAP and IBM.
Jeff Stiles, SAP , Kathy Piontek, IBM
Midmarket Volume 2, October 15, 2007 INTERVIEW: Mark Smith
Ventana Research’s Mark Smith discusses how midsize
businesses can improve performance with business intelligence
and performance management.
Mark Smith, Ventana Research
Midmarket Volume 2, October 15, 2007 INTERVIEW: Steve Ferencie
IBM’s Steve Ferencie examines the challenges facing midmarket companies
trying to grow and the role IT plays in overcoming those challenges.
Steven Ferencie, IBM
Midmarket Volume 2, October 15, 2007 INTERVIEW: Todd Rowe
Business Objects’ Todd Rowe describes business intelligence and why
midmarket companies should consider it critical to their success.
Todd Rowe, Business Objects
Midmarket Volume 2, October 15, 2007 Making Finance Departments More Strategic in Midsize Companies
To drive innovation and improvement throughout their organizations, today’s
CFOs need to take the plunge and make full use of information technology.
Robert Kugel, Ventana Research
Midmarket Volume 2, October 15, 2007 MasterCard Worldwide Is Advancing Commerce Globally
MasterCard Worldwide is a driving
force at the heart of commerce,
enabling global transactions and
bringing insight into the payments process
to make commerce faster, more secure
and more valuable to everyone involved.
Mastercard Worldwide
Midmarket Volume 2, October 15, 2007 Operational BI Provides Instant Answers for Direct Action
Midmarket companies can gain valuable visibility into daily operations
and performance with real-time information.
Caroline Seymour, Cognos
Midmarket Volume 2, October 15, 2007 Performance Management Dashboards for the Midmarket
Customers can plan, design and implement
a customized dashboard system that delivers
strategic insight, agility and cost savings.
Corda Technologies
Midmarket Volume 2, October 15, 2007 Performance Management for a Growing Business
Performance management
helps SMB organizations make
informed, timely decisions to gain agility and
beat the competition – without breaking the
bank. The key is to take a flexible, managed
approach to higher performance that also
leverages existing IT investments.
Cognos
Midmarket Volume 2, October 15, 2007 Telecom Expense Management in the Mobile World
After weighing the options, customers may find their best bet is combining
wireline and wireless solutions.
Kathryn Weldon, Current Analysis
Midmarket Volume 2, October 15, 2007 The Missing Elements of Midmarket ERP Projects
Executives should think carefully about their business objectives and
in-house capabilities before embarking on large, complex projects.
David Caruso, David Caruso & Associates, Inc.
Midmarket Volume 2, October 15, 2007 Three Key Questions for Decision Makers
Midsize companies need performance management to improve
decision making, drive revenue growth and reduce costs.
Caroline Seymour, Cognos
Midmarket Volume 2, October 15, 2007 Unlimited Possibilities for Limited Budgets
Information technology is a critical
component in your strategy to succeed,
but many small and medium businesses
worry that business applications – especially
those proven in large enterprises –
are costly, complex and out of their
reach.
Oracle Corporation
Midmarket Volume 2, October 15, 2007 What Is Outcome Sourcing?
Changing the sourcing mind-set from buying things to buying results gives
suppliers more freedom and brings benefits both to buyers and sellers.
Bill McBeath, Chainlink Research
Midmarket Volume 2, October 15, 2007
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