The practice of software intelligence (sometimes shortened to SI) is the act of examining the structural condition of software assets, which may include applications, database structures, wider software frameworks/suites and source code.  

A reminder why just because you’ve got the title, doesn’t mean you’re necessarily qualified to do the job.

Snowflake’s EMEA chief Alison Tierney on adapting to new regions and dishing data across all dimensions

Newly appointed in the role, Workday president for EMEA region Angelique de Vries has said that – with almost three decades of experience working in the enterprise software industry – she views people-centricity as key to innovation and development in...

Technology awards are the slightly flaky bonhomie padding that IT vendors roll out every year to sidle up a little closer to some of their key industry partners in a move to ingratiate themselves and, possibly, also impress their own...

AutoRabit should be a brand name denoting a firm specializing in the autonomous supply of high-protein low-fat bunny meat in doe and buck varieties for indigenous Spanish, Portuguese and other dishes. Unfortunately, it’s not. Instead, AutoRabit (stylized for marketing purposes...

  To the casual observer, job costing is a fairly run-of-the-mill corporate process that might even border on the mundane. But, as we know, every aspect of business operations is now ripe for digitization and data-driven empowerment… and job costing...

Rimini Street is a provider of third-party support for Oracle and SAP software products and a Salesforce partner. Background enough then, arguably, for the organisation to know a thing or two about ERP implementations. The firm’s 2022 Valoir Research report...

Enterprise data intelligence company Alation Inc has launched its eponymously named Alation Cloud Service for Snowflake.  Snowflake calls itself the data cloud company, but we know the firm for its SaaS-based data warehouse, data lake, data engineering, data science, data...

In the beginning, there was Microsoft Excel. Businesspeople in every industry vertical accepted, for that time at least, that this was the full toolset when it came to analytics and information insight… it was even possible to get an ‘auto-sum’...