Quantifying the Value of Integration With PeopleSoft Maintenance Management: A Real Life Example

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Quantifying the Value of Integration With PeopleSoft Maintenance Management: A Real Life Example

In some of my previous blog posts, I have emphasized the importance and real-world value of integration for PeopleSoft customers. Integration is an overused word, but nonetheless lots of concepts and power live within it. There is no question that an integrated maintenance management system lowers an organization’s risk and costs.  What I haven’t really

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The Dark Side of the (IT) Moon

Ed. Note: Gayla Burns is a Sr. Client Executive for MiPro Consulting, serving Illinois, Indiana, Ohio, Kentucky, Missouri and Arkansas. Since we all like a good story, let me begin with a rhetorical question: would you say long-standing business relationships are worth more than $0.47 cents? We’ve all heard about the unprecedented financial times we

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Google’s Caffeine: Beware the SEO Snake Oil

PC World’s David Coursey: Google is rolling out new “under-the-hood” search technology, codenamed “Caffeine,” that could change how your company ranks in its search results. For those businesses that live-and-die based on Google-generated traffic, this is potentially a very big deal. In a blog post announcing the project, Google suggested that Caffeine could change search

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Business Intelligence Requirements Gathering: Digging Deeper

First off: wow.  I wouldn’t have guessed that Business Intelligence (BI) requirements gathering was such a popular topic.  I say this becuase since I wrote my first post on the subject, about 20% of this blog’s daily traffic comes to us via search strings related to BI requirements gathering.  Clearly, people understand the importance –

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Alan Webber’s Rules of Thumb

I loved Bob Sutton’s distillation of Alan Webber’s new book, The Rules of Thumb: 52 Truths for Winning at Business Without Losing Yourself.  Sutton’s favorite rules: #1. When the going gets tough, the tough relax. #10. A good question beats a good answer (This, by the way, is the reason the Nobel Prize winners often

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