In the final segment of our four-part video series with Naomi Bloom, she talks about a relatively new technology approach in the enterprise software industry that lets organizations make decisions using analytics, delivered at the “speed of thought” and at the point of decision. It’s called in memory, and Naomi says it’s a fundamental capability of great SaaS.
In the final segment of our four-part video series with Naomi Bloom, she talks about a relatively new technology approach in the enterprise software industry that lets organizations make decisions using analytics, delivered at the “speed of thought” and at the point of decision. It’s called in memory, and Naomi says it’s a fundamental capability of great SaaS. Take a look:
We hope you’ve enjoyed this video series with Naomi Bloom that covered the topics of configuration, multi-tenancy, object model, and in memory. If you’re just joining us, be sure to watch from the beginning.)
(Naomi Bloom is the founder and managing partner of Bloom & Wallace and a renowned consultant, speaker, writer, and thought leader in the human resources (HR) technology industry. Naomi has advised many large corporate clients on strategy and consulted with several generations of HR software vendors and outsourcing providers. Today she acts as an advisor to select organizations, including Workday. Visit her blog http://InFullBloom.us and follow her on Twitter @InFullBloomUS.)
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