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Splitting Episodes, Part 3

Tom Johnston, Randall Weis
In this column, we correct a mistake made last time and learn something in the process

What Can Historical Figures Teach Us About Performance Management?

Gary Cokins
Strong character traits in performance management advocates are central to advancing the adoption and integration of performance management’s portfolio of methodologies

Splitting Episodes, Part 2

Tom Johnston, Randall Weis
We continue our discussion from the Time and Time Again series of a bitemporal transaction, which results in the split of one episode into two episodes

The Best Pitch for Customer Data Integration

Dan Power
Follow these 10 steps to deliver a business case within your company's project requirements

An About Face on the Database

David M. Raab
Marketers may shift from analytical to transactional databases as focus on real-time interactions increases

Four More Sources of Poor Data Quality

William McKnight
How to develop a strategy to identify and understand the issues

How to Produce Adequate Definitions

Steve Hoberman
Clear and complete attribute definitions improve data deliverables

Spending Smarter on IM Strategy

Jane Griffin
Even when budgets are cut, you can't ignore the value of your data

Why Build a Data Model?

Jonathan G. Geiger
A business data model provides many benefits to a BI project

Master Data: Don't Surrender

Greg Todd
You can and must build master data management capabilities to achieve high performance

The New World of CRM

Jill Dyché
Three game-changers and how to make the most of them to benefit your customers

Entities or Collections?

Malcolm Chisholm
Is a master data entity really an entity or is it something else?

What Is Being Balanced in the Balanced Scorecard?

Gary Cokins
There is still little consensus as to what a balanced scorecard is

Too Much Data? Deal With It ...

Clive Longbottom
Data deduplication has been around for a while, but it still has to reach a reasonable degree of use in the mainstream. Even where it is in use, it's often poorly implemented

Splitting Episodes

Tom Johnston, Randall Weis
In this column, we discuss a bi-temporal transaction that results in the split of one episode into two episodes