As the World Searched 2010

2010 from a the google search perspective, Burj was also a milestone

The Great Achievements Of Real Madrid’s Players

So you think Real Madrid were swept aside by the glorious Barcelona last night? You better think again. All Jose Mourinho’s starters made their mark on the game, and their contribution must not be under-rated. Just have a look at what they did… They were simply sensational!

España Contra Alemania

Believe it or not, Villa

Copied Article, Source Unknown: I really do not like Marca at all, but I check it every day just like every other Spaniard. And fortunately they gave me this little gem to show everyone. I think the video plays all over the world, so check it out and have yourself a bit of a smile [...]

Big Vs Small – Poll inside

Some researchers made a point that BI is not the core business of large Enterprise Software vendors, indicating a below average feedback by many of their BI and Performance Management users, and I say, this is true, to some extent, being able to put hands on almost every BI solution in the market, and from a very Middle-Eastern, GCC point of view, none of the big, medium and small vendors have even put a clean, clear, sharp roadmap for their offerings yet. Those acquisition voracious giants, and I am talking Oracle and SAP are looking first to enlarge their portfolios and offering, eliminate and shrug off competition, without a definite focus on the business intelligence vertical applications, and their overlapping products, are simply disgusting to certain users who are in the process of researching the market, simply in this case, bigger is not always better!

Big bets on SaaS

SaaS

Software giant Oracle Corp is making a big bet on Web-based computer programs, a fast-growing segment of the tech sector that it has been slow to enter.

Senior company executives said on Thursday that the world’s No. 2 maker of business software will release a suite of 43 Web-based software modules to help corporations manage tasks from accounting and human resources to sales and procurement.

Credit crunch caused by BI?

Having spent the past 10 years or so promoting and providing information technology solutions, and with today’s e-life, a website is a natural outcome confirming a person’s identity, not to be as a substitute of social networking, but at least a space for discussion, sharing thoughts and articles and putting it at the disposal of friends co-workers and visitors… Enjoy browsing jadbaz.net

Watch Frank Buytendijk and Howard Dresner Head to Head on EPM and BI

Now that no one has evidently acquired a majority in a certain vertical, obviously the big two players Oracle and SAP will offer more vertically focused applications in the coming few years. More…

College issues dress guidelines… for teachers

Teaching Fashion

It is normally students who are sent home for inappropriate attire, but one English college is threatening to send lecturers home for violating a dress code, which includes a ban on jeans.

How Tomorrow’s Leaders Will Get Ahead

As operational excellence becomes the norm rather than the exception in business, companies need a new source of competitive differentiation. Increasingly, market leaders are creating strategic advantage through their ability to manage the performance network, rather than just transactional processes. This new imperative is called Management Excellence. To achieve it, companies need to become smart, agile and aligned.

Argentina’s World Cup Debate

We have seen it so many times in the past where great players don’t make great coaches, and it now seems to have happened again with the greatest player of them all – Diego Maradona.

It saddens to say this because Maradona is a God in Campania, but the 48-year-old is not cut out for sitting on the bench. With the players he has at his disposal, Argentina should already be qualified for South Africa. Yet with just three games of their CONMEBOL group to go – two of them difficult trips to Paraguay and Uruguay – and only two points separating the fourth-placed Albicelestes from Colombia and Ecuador in fifth and sixth, there is the very real possibility of missing out on their first World Cup for 40 years.

Going Vertical

Oracle vs. SAP

Dealing with almost 40 billion USD worldwide software business forecast is a mess, then where to focus?

Now that no one has evidently acquired a majority in a certain vertical, obviously the big two players Oracle and SAP will offer more vertically focused applications in the coming few years.