Seth Grimes is a contributing editor and writes the Breakthrough Analysis column for Intelligent Enterprise magazine.
Breakthrough Analysis blog
- Enterprise Search and the Findability Gap
- Aster nCluster Builds on Open Source PostgreSQL
- Survey on Voice of the Customer Text Analytics
- E-Discovery, Compliance, Auditing, and Investigation
- News & Surprises from Text Analytics Summit 2008
Social Networking and the Enterprise
- ParAccel Taps Experience, Open Source
- BI Innovation From the Inside Out
- Misunderstanding Open Source
- From Text Analyticsto Data Warehousing
- A Visualization is Worth a Thousand Words
- Finding Design Failure with Microsoft Office Search Commands
- Text Technologies in the Mainstream
- BI Software Is a Commodity Technology
- Prediction Markets and Unpredictable Decision Making
- Teradata Has Acquired BI/DW Firm Claraview
- The SAS-Teragram Deal's Back Story
- Parsing Joseph Weizenbaum
- Greenplum 3, Open Source (Bizgres) 0.9
- Data Warehouse Appliances? Me Too!
- TDWI selection bias: it depends whom you ask
- IBM on text technologies for the legal sector
- Text technologies in the legal world
- The rigidity trap applies to PowerPoint and dashboards alike
- Silobreaker advances social-network visualization
- Renaming the Next Generation Internet
- Buying FAST, Microsoft also gets AIW, Radar, and AdMomentum
- Column stores and Census data: ParAccel and SuperSTAR
- Lessons from the Netflix Prize competition
- A year of IntelligentEnterprise.com
- Campaign visualizations: the bad and the ugly
- Campaign visualizations win my vote
- Business Intelligence in 2008
- (How) has Open Source Data Warehousing developed?
- Let's stop agonizing about BI positioning
- BI needs both architectural thinking and innovation
- Tableau does Web 0.2... but that's just a first step
- Can Security Awareness Deliver Competitive Advantage?
- BI as a Commodity Technology: The Information Angle
- WashingtonPost.com: From Casinos to Counterterrorism
- Jolt Awards Nominations Now Being Accepted
- Semantic Web Visions: A Tale of Two Studies
- Petraeus Does PowerPoint
- Is Database Software a Commodity Technology?
- Five years of OpenOffice.org
- Complex Event Processing Struggles for Market Definition
- Actuate: Commercial Open Source, Commercial Community
- Merger Mania: What's Next for Analytics Vendors?
- Host Google Ads, Boost Your Page Rank
- Market Intelligence (without Search): TechNavio Debuts
- FAST Falters: Financials and BI-Search
- Gartner, Open Source, and Microsoft
- Can Oracle 11g OLAP Query Acceleration Transform BI?
- Roads to Semantics: Tim Berners-Lee and Bill Inmon
- Cognitive Dissonance: Gartner and Open Source
- Voice of the Customer is Only Half the Text Analytics Picture
- The Role of Text Analytics in Search, and an Update on the Inxight Sale
- Can IT Redeem Politics Gone Wrong?
- On the Inxight and ClearForest Text Analytics Deals
- Text Analytics Comes of Age
- Open Source BI Firm Targets Integration Needs
- Open Source Business: Altruistic or Profit Driven?
- Report from the European Text Analytics Summit
- FAST pushes SNaaS . Software NOT as a Service
- The Grand Challenge for Text Mining
- Just How 'Free' Are Open Source Licensing Models?
- Reframing Text Analytics with BI
- InfoWorld Follows (Readers') On-line Path
- On Products, Press Coverage and SaaS
- New from the Hype Machine: BI as SaaS
- Straight Dope About Open-Source BI
- Can Open Source Apps Find Strength in Numbers?
- SAS BI: Solid or Stolid?
- Defining Text Analytics
- Roadkill at the Corner of Search & BI
- EnterpriseDB's Open (Source) Deception
- Humans and Avatars: The Ghost in the Machine
Columns (February 2001-January 2007):
- Make Your Data Tell A Story, January 1, 2007
- In BI Deployments, Methodology Does Matter, November 1, 2006
- Search Is Not the Answer, September 1, 2006: "question-answering" technology
- Will Search Deliver Better BI?, July 1, 2006
- A Data Space for Information Coexistence, May 1, 2006
- New Directions For OLAP, March 1, 2006
- Search for Meaning, January 1, 2006
- Serious Games, Serious Computing, November 1, 2005: computer games as analytical simulations
- Location, Location, Location, September 1, 2005: geospatial analytics/intelligence.
- The Limits of Prediction, July 1, 2005.
- Keep Up With Streaming Data, May 1, 2005.
- Structure, Models, and Meaning, March 1, 2005: "Unstructured data" isn't really unstructured, it's unmodeled.
- Open and Shut, January 1, 2005: revisiting open-source analytics
- Fast Forward, October 30, 2004: high-performance computing
- Seeing the Connection, August 7, 2004: relationship-network visualization
- Data Mining For the Masses, June 12, 2004
- Matchmaker, Matchmaker, April 17, 2004: social networks in business settings
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Accuracy and Precision, March 6, 2004
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The Word on Text Mining, December 10, 2003
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Futures Shock, October 10, 2003: DARPA's ill-fated "terrorism futures" market
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Advanced Analytics Return to BI, August 10, 2003
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Look Before You Leap, June 17, 2003: will government application of analytics to national-security problems be effective?
- The BPM Drumbeat, April 22, 2003:
business performance management
- API Wars, March 1, 2003: analytical API update
- Autonomic Computing
, November 15, 2002
- Distributed
Decision Support, September 17, 2002
- Process
and Reality through BPM (Business Performance Management), July 26, 2002
- Expect
the Unexpected, June 28, 2002: forecasting unusual events
- The
Semantic Web, March 28, 2002
- Out
in the Open, January 1, 2002: open source analytical software
- The
Tail that Wags the Dog, October 4, 2001: business intelligence & decision support
- XML
for Analysis Decoded, August 31, 2001
- Mining
a Demographic Mother Lode,
June 13, 2001: using Census 2000 data
- Measure for Measure,
April 16, 2001: time series support in OLAP tools
- Simultaneous Equation Models,
February 16, 2001.