IT projects and Project Management: a fairytale?

Once upon a time, there was Andy, a technical engineer working for many different IT projects. In each of these projects, Andy worked on the functional and technical design of, let’s say, a Business Intelligence solution. His boss and his project managers were highly impressed with his knowledge and the customers were satisfied. One day, Andy’s boss decided to hand out a promotion. Andy was delighted to hear that he / she was going to be a project manager! (more…)

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Published by Mariska Bulten | Add comment September 15th, 2009

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Vacancy for a graduate student

Last week, our graduate student Rick Tijsen finished his master thesis. The subject of his research was “BI-FIT: The fit between Business Intelligence end-users, tasks and technologies.” Rick described the research earlier in this post. He will present his research at the CENTERIS conference 2009 in Ofir, Portugal.

Now we are looking for someone who wants to continue this research for his/hers graduation. In other words: for a graduate student who is looking for an internship on Business Intelligence.

Are you intested in an internship at Capgemini - one of the worlds largest consultancy firms - with thorough guidance by two BI-experts with an academic background? Submit your CV with a brief motivation by mail!

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Published by Bas van Raaij | Add comment July 1st, 2009

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Scan the intelligence of your organization!

Today’s organizations do not effectively and efficently cope with their data while this is a necessity to create a flexible organization which is able to perfectly adapt to her environment: the Intelligent Enterprise.

Is your organization adaptive to changes in today’s organizational environment? Does your organization successfully harness data? Do decision makers in your organization have the desired insight in the own organization, the market and competitors? How intelligent is your organization?

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Published by Bas van Raaij | Add comment May 18th, 2009

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The future of BI

Many BI-conferences and articles have the ambition to determine the future of Business Intelligence (BI). Have these different meetings and writings realized a common vision on this topic? What is, with regards to the intelligence of organizations, the future of BI? (more…)

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Published by Bas van Raaij | Add comment February 11th, 2009

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Performance Management during the credit crunch

In the current economic situation managers have to respond quickly to changes in the environment. They may also need other management information to make the right decisions.

Which KPI’s have to be steered on in the current economic breakdown? This article describes the relevant business areas and KPIs.

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Published by Bas van Raaij | Add comment February 3rd, 2009

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