Comments on: RELEVANCE http://www.indicee.com/blog/relevance/ Cloud Business Intelligence Platform and Reporting Solutions Thu, 08 Dec 2011 13:01:27 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3 By: Geoff Devereux http://www.indicee.com/blog/relevance/#comment-17 Geoff Devereux Wed, 25 Nov 2009 11:10:33 +0000 http://www.indicee.com/?p=367#comment-17 Thanks for the comment. I hear you on the "DUH moment", but I think it bears repeating until, like you say, more than a few people start doing it. As with many things, easier said than done. That's why, with this post, I'm highlighting the measurement element on the reports themselves. Maybe we'll get more people doing it if they can prove how meaningless some of their current reporting is from a readership basis. Any bets on how often the person most resistant to change will be the one least likely to be reading the reports? Thanks for the comment. I hear you on the "DUH moment", but I think it bears repeating until, like you say, more than a few people start doing it.

As with many things, easier said than done. That's why, with this post, I'm highlighting the measurement element on the reports themselves. Maybe we'll get more people doing it if they can prove how meaningless some of their current reporting is from a readership basis.

Any bets on how often the person most resistant to change will be the one least likely to be reading the reports?

]]> By: Jerome Pineau http://www.indicee.com/blog/relevance/#comment-16 Jerome Pineau Wed, 25 Nov 2009 10:39:23 +0000 http://www.indicee.com/?p=367#comment-16 I think part of the SaaS promise is being able to gather such metrics across all seats - Nothing really new there except it seems few people do it (or at least make is available say in ISV/OEM cases). To me it's an essential feature not unlike GC mechanisms in programming :) If the stuff isn't being used, clean it up and whack it! Use the info to feedback into the business knowledge (of your customer domain). DUH moment to me but... Good piece, J. I think part of the SaaS promise is being able to gather such metrics across all seats – Nothing really new there except it seems few people do it (or at least make is available say in ISV/OEM cases). To me it's an essential feature not unlike GC mechanisms in programming :) If the stuff isn't being used, clean it up and whack it! Use the info to feedback into the business knowledge (of your customer domain). DUH moment to me but…

Good piece,
J.

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