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Advanced Analytics, by Frank Diana
Frank Diana is the Executive Vice President of Advanced Analytics and Collaboration at enherent corporation . This blog is an online journal offering opinion and commentary on a range of business and technology issues within the emerging advanced analytics and collaboration space.

The 4th Annual Text Analytics Summit

I had the opportunity to attend the 4th Annual Text Analytics Summit this week in Boston. It was well attended with representation from the vendor community, users, and Industry Analysts. Seth Grimes did a great job moderating the session and providing insight into the world of text analytics.

The Open Source Model

So while we’re talking about enterprise architectures, we should discuss the emerging role of open source technologies. By now you can see that I am a big believer in innovation as the pillar of 21st century competitive advantage.

The Evolution of Business Collaboration

I’ve been following the evolution of business collaboration for several years now. Team, intra-organization, and inter-organization collaboration have been common place for years.

Evolving enterprise strategies and architectures

Emerging Web 2.0 capabilities align very closely with mounting enterprise issues; and it's changing the way that knowledge workers interact with information and one another. Web 2.0 and advanced forms of analytics support the most compelling challenge facing the 21st century Enterprise; the need to create sustainable competitive advantage. New forms of innovation and the speed of that innovation are the keys to creating that competitive advantage.  

Web 2.0 Goes Corporate

For those executives that are trying to make sense of the Web 2.0 phenomena, I recommend this report: Serious Business: Web 2.0 Goes Corporate from the Economist Intelligence Unit. The report goes into great detail as to the benefits of Web 2.0.

Social networking for business

That’s right. Social networking for business. The impact of social networking tools – blogs, wikis, and forums – has had a profound effect on society and media. And now business is getting the message: Social networking is not only good for business; it’s a necessity in our competitive global economy.