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Creating a Web Strategy
One of the best starting points for determining a web site strategy is to understand both the market that your company operates in and the needs of your key stakeholders. But most companies today are highly complex and political, making the identification and prioritization of stakeholders a difficult task. Discover the three key broad stakeholder groups that you need to factor into your web strategy planning.

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J.D. Edwards - Creating OneWorld of Mid-sized ERP Users
As IBM began de-emphasizing its mid-range systems, J.D. Edwards, after three years of development, released in 1996 an object-based, cross-platform ERP product called OneWorld, which is regarded as one of the technologically most advanced ERP products... While overthrowing PeopleSoft from 3rd position in ERP market share is not a likely scenario within 1999, it is achievable within the next 2 years...

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Creating a Winning Data Transmission Service
Creating a Winning Data Transmission Service. Get Advice for Your Evaluation In Relation To Data Transmission Service. Today’s data transmission departments are battling for budget and relevance. Moving files and ensuring delivery is getting tougher every day. To successfully deliver data to an increasing number of target platforms and meet rising customer expectations, leading companies are adopting service-oriented architectures (SOAs) and upgrading their file transfer departments into data transmission services. Find out more.

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Creating the Single Customer View
With today’s strategic focus on data, a significant challenge facing companies is the ability to use data to create a single customer view (SCV). An SCV means that a company has a accurate and complete view of their customers across all applications, databases, and customer touch points. The financial, operational, customer satisfaction, and regulatory effects of unreliable SCVs are overwhelming.

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Talent Management for the Twenty-first Century
Talent management is just a matter of anticipating the need for human capital and then creating a plan to meet it. But many approaches to talent management fail, as they’re based on outdated forecasting models. But you can anticipate and meet demand in an uncertain environment by borrowing lessons from operations and supply chain research—and forge a new way of looking at succession planning and talent management.

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TARGIT


CREATING A HIERARCHY IN EXCEL: TARGIT was established in 1986, with CEO Morten Sandlykke as one of the founding partners. From the beginning, TARGIT developed and sold business management systems, business intelligence (BI), and data warehouse solutions. While starting out as a software company providing applications to the retail and oil business, TARGIT migrated to creating analytical processing tools. In October 2000, the company was reorganized, with the non-BI businesses being sold. The

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CREATING A HIERARCHY IN EXCEL: Datastay Corporation is a technology solution provider focused on delivering services that better facilitate design and manufacturing operations. Datastay offers products that reduce the costs and complexity associated with the information management process while enabling organizations to respond faster to the changing needs of their customers. The company's focus is on improving collaboration, creating consistent workflows and increasing productivity through efficient information management.

Building Semantic Webs for E-government with Wiki Technology
E-government webs are among the largest webs in existence. Thus, creating a semantic web infrastructure to organize them is highly desirable. At the same time, the complexity of existing e-government implementations also challenges the feasibility of semantic web creation. This paper explains challenges in semantic web development, identifies Wiki advantages, illustrates a potential solution, and summarizes major directions for research.

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Risks of Using Excel as a Financial Planning Tool
Structured planning can make all the difference to your business’s growth. But are you using the right tools? Spreadsheets may not be meeting your financial management and budget planning needs. Find out the risks of using spreadsheets as a planning tool, and how enterprise performance management can help consolidate your departments’ financial information and budgets to give you real-time views of business performance.

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The Cyber Defense Market
Acts of cyber aggression could lead to a cyber war or worse. Capitol Hill is giving attention to this security issue, and vendors are creating new offerings and expanding existing programs—creating new opportunities in the defense industry and opening doors for new players. Learn more about the blurring between information security vendors servicing the private sector and those in the defense and intelligence industry.

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A Guide to Successfully Deploying Enterprise Mobile Applications
Today, more and more companies are launching mobile applications, creating a mobile professional workforce across job roles and categories. This white paper provides a framework for CIOs on how to create a mobile application strategy for their business. It gives a step-by-step guide to the different stages involved, from choosing a focus, to building and deploying, to the ongoing support of enterprise mobile applications. Read more.

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