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Software factories: towards an industrial revolution in application developmentThe enterprise is at the heart of a revolutionary change. The new rules of the game: globalization, increased focus, networked development. This presents organizations with a great opportunity and also a huge challenge
From trend-spotting to enterprise intelligence
By Jean-Michel Rondeau, Head of the Economic Intelligence Unit at Bull Services. As the number of digital information sources multiplies, along with tools which enable them to be exploited, trend-spotting is taking on a whole new dimension: internal data is being combined with external information and every function in the business can benefit from this approach. These days, everyone is talking about ‘enterprise intelligence’. But for these kinds of projects to successfully deliver the anticipated benefits, certain safeguards are needed, as Bull’s teams have seen first hand.
By Jean-Michel Rondeau, Head of the Economic Intelligence Unit at Bull Services. As the number of digital information sources multiplies, along with tools which enable them to be exploited, trend-spotting is taking on a whole new dimension: internal data is being combined with external information and every function in the business can benefit from this approach. These days, everyone is talking about ‘enterprise intelligence’. But for these kinds of projects to successfully deliver the anticipated benefits, certain safeguards are needed, as Bull’s teams have seen first hand.
Bull's service centers: the power of Virtual Shore
Interview with Thierry Lapresle, Director of Bull Service Operations in FranceThe pressure on enterprises and public sector bodies to move faster, create competitive advantage, produce more efficiently and at lower cost, and modernize is stronger than ever. Bull is constantly moving forward in its drive to support customers as they face each new challenge: creating more value, moving faster, producing at lower cost. The way these service centers are organized responds to these demands. It means we can get the full benefit of rationalizing ‘back-office’ resources (tools, methods, processes), as well as by sharing skills and expertise.
Interview with Thierry Lapresle, Director of Bull Service Operations in FranceThe pressure on enterprises and public sector bodies to move faster, create competitive advantage, produce more efficiently and at lower cost, and modernize is stronger than ever. Bull is constantly moving forward in its drive to support customers as they face each new challenge: creating more value, moving faster, producing at lower cost. The way these service centers are organized responds to these demands. It means we can get the full benefit of rationalizing ‘back-office’ resources (tools, methods, processes), as well as by sharing skills and expertise.
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