Tag: Process

Feed: SQL Server Integration Services (SSIS) articles. Author: Sandy Winarko. Following our first blog in the “3 Easy Steps” series, see https://techcommunity.microsoft.com/t5/sql-server-integration-services/run-any-sql-anywhere-in-3-eas..., we’d like to show you more ways to quickly extend ADF capabilities by leveraging SSIS features, all without designing/deploying your own package. Instead, we’ll provide a sample package with parameterized properties that you can simply download, drag & drop into an Execute SSIS Package activity in ADF pipeline and run it on your self-hosted/SSIS integration runtimes (SHIR/SSIS IR) with run-time parameter values assigned for your specific scenario. This article illustrates 3 easy steps to run any process, which ... Read More

Feed: AWS Big Data Blog. Microsoft SharePoint is a document management system for storing files, organizing documents, and sharing and editing documents in collaboration with others. Your organization may want to ingest SharePoint data into your data lake, combine the SharePoint data with other data that’s available in the data lake, and use it for reporting and analytics purposes. AWS Glue is a serverless data integration service that makes it easy to discover, prepare, and combine data for analytics, machine learning, and application development. AWS Glue provides all the capabilities needed for data integration so that you can start analyzing ... Read More

Feed: The Connector by Workato. Author: Miranda Yeo; This article is a guest post from our friends at Standav, a leader in transforming enterprise sales systems. They work with enterprises to reimagine their quote to cash experience with CPQ, billing, pricing, B2B commerce & partner management solutions. You can read about Protik by visiting his site, and you can learn more about Standav by visiting theirs. Combining sales, marketing, accounting, operations, and other core functions with end-to-end business software solutions like ‘Lead to Cash’ can be highly beneficial. It allows organizations to improve communication, elevate coordination, increase flexibility, share information ... Read More

Feed: The Connector by Workato. Author: Jon Gitlin; Every business process requires a specific set of steps, whether it’s adding information into apps, delivering notifications to employees, or submitting documents for review. And while each of these steps might seem insignificant when looked at individually, a failure to perform any can result in a low-performing process that hurts your business.  In response, organizations are adopting standardized and detailed process flow diagrams. These process flow visuals allow everyone at the organization to understand how a given process works as well as their role in making it a success. To help your ... Read More

Feed: Featured Blog Posts - Data Science Central. Author: Milap Chavda. Every business once was a startup company. For every startup business, it is important to create a road map for the success of their product management process. The road might be long and painful, but you’ll reach the destination by following the strategy you’ve prepared on the road map. According to the research of UXCam 34.2% of profit can be increased by implementing an effective product management process. Therefore, it is crystal clear that building a road map for product management in the starting stage is tough.  Define: Product ... Read More

Feed: SAS Blogs. Author: Kim Wilson. View more Problem Solvers posts This article is co-authored with my colleague Russ Tyndall, a Senior Principal Technical Support Analyst at SAS. As defined in the SAS® 9.4 Stored Processes: Developer's Guide, Third Edition, a stored process "is a SAS program that is stored on a server and defined in metadata, and which can be executed as requested by client applications." One of the benefits of using stored processes is that client applications always have the latest version of the code. In addition, stored processes provide enhanced security and application integrity. Have you ever ... Read More

Feed: AWS Partner Network (APN) Blog. Author: Ram Dileepan. By Ram Dileepan, Principal Solutions Architect at AWS The AWS Foundational Technical Review (FTR) helps identify and mitigate technical risks in solutions built by AWS ISV Partners. The FTR focuses on a subset of AWS Well-Architected best practices and defines objective criteria for each requirement. This helps AWS Partners prioritize implementing the controls that are most critical to customer success, and creates a standard bar that can be applied to all partners consistently. The FTR validates a partner solution against a list of controls defined in a checklist; these checklists differ ... Read More

Feed: CIO. Author: . Workflow management platform vendor ServiceNow is partnering with process mining specialist Celonis to help enterprises prioritize and optimize process automation.The partnership will make it easier for CIOs to combine the capabilities of both platforms when the joint is available, which is expected for the first half of 2022, according to Celonis representative Faiz Mandviwalla.ServiceNow introduced tools to help its customers optimize their processes back in March 2021, in the Quebec release of its Now platform. Those enhancements work only with processes built in ServiceNow. The tie-up with Celonis, however, will broaden Now’s optimization reach, giving it ... Read More

Feed: Featured Blog Posts - Data Science Central. Author: Sergey Lukyanchikov. Summary SAP BW Data Mining serves as a process design platform for a wide variety of analyses either based on the  data mining methods (either supplied by SAP as built-in with SAP BW Data Mining or supplied by certified vendors), or based on “non-scientific” transformations (joins and unions of data tables, sorting and filtering of data, grouping and aggregation, etc.). The interface of the Analysis Process Designer (APD) functionality of  SAP BW Data Mining provides solid reporting and visualizations. Still, there could be a need for additional process-related analytics ... Read More

Feed: SAS Blogs. Author: Charlie Chase. Demand management concepts are now over 30 years old. The first use of the term "demand management" surfaced in the commercial sector in the late 1980s and early 1990s. Before that, the focus was on a more siloed approach to demand forecasting and planning that was manual and used simple statistical techniques, like moving averages and simple exponential smoothing, and then Excel, and a whole lot of “gut feeling” decision making. Sound familiar?   In the mid-1990s, demand planning and supply planning were lumped together, giving birth to two supply chain management concepts: demand ... Read More