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DM Review’s Leadership Zone displays columns and features addressing strategic thinking and new trends in business intelligence and information management for a target audience of senior managers and executives. The Leadership Zone is open to contributions from professional practitioners at non-technology provider companies at the discretion of DM Review’s editorial staff. Contact Julie Langenkamp for more information.When Three-Letter Acronyms Collide
Jim Ericson
Though entry points differ, user conference provides more proof that data, process and integration cannot be siloed projects
In-World Work
Erica Driver
Work environments of the future will be virtual worlds that will deliver unprecedented levels of involvement and business value
Data Ownership and Job Security
Jim Ericson
MDM Summit panel discusses headcounts, projects and roles in uncertain economic climate; stewards and data owners more survivable
The Art of Leadership in IT
William McKnight
The prime mover for real improvement in IT could be leadership through positive attitude, delegation, vision, motivation and goal setting
From Sleaze to Social
Jim Ericson
Rise of social networking demonstrates community effect, foreshadows Web content management priorities
A Qualitative Response
Jim Ericson
Former major-leaguer Doug Glanville talks about his career and the value of statistical correlations to models of behavior.
Who Needs Science?
Jim Ericson
Chris Anderson’s latest thesis argues that huge volumes of data provide their own answers even if there is no hypothesis in search of validation
Send in the Clouds
Jim Ericson
Cloud computing will impact the data warehousing/BI equation, give rise to self-service and a host of providers; virtualization could help coordinate.
Insights in Visualizing Populations-Part 1
A Salary Equity Analysis Case Study reveals important practical implications
Lead By Walking Around
Michael Abeln
Management and leadership are separate and distinct actions, but are not mutually exclusive.
Virtual World Business Intelligence
Robert Charette
The underlying assumptions of how technology is used and what it should be used to provide is changing
The Politics of SOA
Judith Hurwitz
Three principles to help ensure that politics don’t sink SOA.
BI and the Business Experiment
Tom Davenport
Just as it sounds, the business experiment applies the scientific method to determine whether a particular intervention is effective or not.
Don’t Invent, Innovate
Thomas M. Koulopoulos
What is your definition of the word innovation?
Corporate Messaging Governance
William Laurent
Email governance
