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1107. 2016

BI im Wandel

By |July 11th, 2016|Categories: Data Analytics|Tags: , , , , , , , |

BI im Wandel Big Data, In-Memory, Self-Service, Predictive Analytics, Mobile BI, Collaborative BI – die rasante Digitalisierung hat auch im Bereich Business Intelligence in den letzten Jahren zahlreiche neue Entwicklungen gebracht. Welche davon etablieren sich dauerhaft in Unternehmen, welche sollte man im Auge behalten, wie spielen sie zusammen? Lesen Sie

2005. 2016

Dealing with Feature Requests

By |May 20th, 2016|Categories: Data Analytics|Tags: , , |

Dealing with Feature Requests As a product manager you are usually the recipient of countless feature requests. Feature requests may arrive per email, support systems, phone etc. They just keep coming... One common mistake is to try give feedback or even worse take decisions (yes we are..., no we are

905. 2016

Mobiles Arbeiten von Morgen mit Windows 10 Universal Plattform Apps

By |May 9th, 2016|Categories: Uncategorized|Tags: , , , |

Mobiles Arbeiten von Morgen mit Windows 10 Universal Plattform Apps Windows 10 ermöglicht es durch seine Funktionalitäten Geschäftsanwendungen zu entwickeln, die für mehr Mobilität und Produktivität stehen. White duck entwickelt für seine Kunden Windows 10 Apps und adaptiert Anforderungen an moderne Geschäftsanwendungen auf die Microsoft Plattform. Am Beispiel der Windows 10

1404. 2016

Quo Vadis #NextBI

By |April 14th, 2016|Categories: Data Analytics|Tags: , , , |

Quo Vadis #NextBI Wie können Innovationen im Bereich BI die Zukunftsfähigkeit der Unternehmen verbessern? Dieser Frage wird im Interview der Competence Site mit Ingo Diekmann, Leiter Kooperationen und Business Development, Mitglied der Geschäftsleitung, IDL GmbH Mitte und Markus Sümmchen, Geschäftsführer der white duck Gesellschaft für Softwareentwicklung mbH nachgegangen. Competence Book

2203. 2016

On UI/UX Decisions

By |March 22nd, 2016|Categories: Uncategorized|Tags: , , , , |

On UI/UX Decisions Despite the undisputable importance of UI/UX (User Interface, User Experience) for most software products, most software developers prefer to deal with more sexy/nerdy topics such as architectural patterns, algorithms, performance optimization, backend services etc. While giant vendors  enjoy the luxury of employing UI/UX engineers, medium sized vendors

903. 2016

On Presenting 0.X Versions and previews

By |March 9th, 2016|Categories: Uncategorized|Tags: , , |

On Presenting 0.X Versions and previews Designing and implementing software from scratch is not easy. Yes, you have the freedom to design at will, but you have to take many important decisions that you will not able to (easily) change afterwards. The responsibility is huge. On the one hand, stakeholders no

2302. 2016

On Product Lifecycles

By |February 23rd, 2016|Categories: Uncategorized|Tags: , |

On Product Lifecycles Civil engineers usually work on projects (buildings), which upon completion will mostly live on (and possibly be admired) for years, decades even centuries. Software engineers usually work on projects (products) which upon completion (if they ever do) are mostly already old, deprecated and need to be rewritten... If you are in software,

402. 2016

Strategic Decisions and Finance: I wish it was all about $, but it’s not

By |February 4th, 2016|Categories: Uncategorized|Tags: |

Strategic Decisions and Finance: I wish it was all about $, but it's not As software companies grow bigger, it is imperative to investigate business cases/opportunities. When a business idea is present, it needs to be first translated into a business case and second evaluated as such. Should we pursue this

2101. 2016

Product vs. Project Mindset: Finding the Right Balance

By |January 21st, 2016|Categories: Uncategorized|Tags: , |

Product vs. Project Mindset: Finding the Right Balance Building a software product is fundamentally different than implementing a software solution for a specific customer. While this might sound like common knowledge, a surprisingly big number of people in our industry just do not grasp it. As a product manager, you

601. 2016

The Thorny Road to Cloud/Saas Transition: How to start

By |January 6th, 2016|Categories: Cloud Native|Tags: , , |

The Thorny Road to Cloud/Saas Transition: How to start For the majority of software startups, the question of Cloud and/or SaaS is pretty straightforward: it is something that has to be considered from the very beginning. Considered does not necessarily mean implemented, but it is definitely a question that has

812. 2015

On the Past, Present and Future of OLAP

By |December 8th, 2015|Categories: Data Analytics|Tags: , , , , , , , |

On the Past, Present and Future of OLAP Recent advances in column oriented databases and the proliferation of self-service BI makes a lot of us wonder: is OLAP/Cube technology still relevant? While the obvious answer is definitely yes, it is helpful to know the origins and evolution of these technologies,

1111. 2015

white duck stellt IDL Reporting Plattform auf dem BARC BI Congress vor

By |November 11th, 2015|Categories: Company News|Tags: , |

white duck stellt IDL Reporting Plattform auf dem BARC BI Congress vor Mit einem Publikum von über 300 Personen war der diesjährige BARC BI Congress in Würzburg gut besucht. Markus Sümmchen, Geschäftsführer der white duck GmbH aus Rosenheim stellte vor begeistertem Publikum die neue IDL Reporting Plattform mit den Schwerpunkten

3010. 2014

Daten Management – Ein Thema für alle!

By |October 30th, 2014|Categories: Data Analytics|Tags: , , |

Daten Management - Ein Thema für alle! Egal in welcher Branche – Daten sind und werden zu einem immer wichtigeren Rohstoff. Der Siegeszug datengetriebener Geschäftsmodelle macht ihre zentrale Bedeutung zunehmend sichtbar. Rapide wachsende Datenmengen, die Forderung nach Realtime-Verfügbarkeit sowie die Notwendigkeit zur bewussten organisatorischen Verankerung stellen große Herausforderungen an das

3005. 2013

Cloud-BI entwickelt sich zur Inhouse-Alternative

By |May 30th, 2013|Categories: Data Analytics|Tags: , , , |

Cloud-BI entwickelt sich zur Inhouse-Alternative Cloud Computing hat sich zu einer ernsthaften Alternative zur Bereitstellung von Softwarelösungen in einem Rechenzentrum entwickelt. Unternehmen nutzen dabei die Technologien als Service und betreiben diese nicht mehr auf eigener Infrastruktur. Längst etabliert haben sich die Auslagerung von E-Mail- und Portal-Servern sowie Collaboration-Tools und Enterprise-Social-

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