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6 Strategies for Achieving Your Business Goals in the New Year

January 15, 2021   TIBCO Spotfire
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Happy New Year! 2021 has officially arrived and we’re sure that you’re already chasing down your goals for the new year, ready to face whatever challenges you might meet along the way. In this month’s TIBCO tips blog, we’re highlighting different ways to help you to work towards achieving your 2021 business goals.

Data Governance: How to Move from Strategy Into Practice

Many organizations are realizing that to drive business value with data, they need to understand the context of the data and its master lineage. They need efficient data governance with robust metadata management—which isn’t a simple ask. Learn about the art of technology for data governance and gain insights into how metadata technologies can support your organization’s strategies and data governance program success in this webinar.

Team with TIBCO Webinar: Washington University in St. Louis School of Medicine

Staff Scientist Jack Bramley of Washington University in St. Louis School of Medicine joined the Team with TIBCO webinar series. He discussed how the school is using TIBCO Spotfire and TIBCO Data Science software in its genomic screening platform to fight neurodegenerative diseases. Watch this fascinating session to learn how you can manage complex datasets and uncover insights to drive innovation.

TIBCO Data Virtualization Named a Leader by GigaOm

As the demand and complexity of data continue to grow, companies need a solution to manage all of their data across the organization. That’s where data virtualization comes in, bringing together your diverse, disparate data sources in one place for easy access and control. The recent GigaOm Radar report provides an expert evaluation of top vendors and predicts market movement in the data virtualization space. Learn more about TIBCO Data Virtualization software, rated a Fast Mover according to GigaOm.

Learn How You Can Add Agility and Pivot Faster 

Market volatility is creating unprecedented challenges, leaving many organizations in need of greater agility to keep up. Quickly connecting digital assets, regardless of where they are hosted, is a key goal. To navigate this challenge and reduce time to market, the TIBCO Cloud Integration platform makes it easy for everyone in your business to share and discover digital assets. Read about how the TIBCO Cloud Integration iPaaS can help your users pivot more quickly in this blog post.

Stay on Top of TIBCO Data Science at the Virtual TIBCO Analytics Meetup

Keeping your software products up to date is the easiest way to push your business forward and get the most out of your investment. Every quarter, our analytics experts get together to keep you updated and answer questions. In February’s session, we will also include a demo on how to identify and classify patterns of interest in big data, which is a critical part of any manufacturing scenario. Join the live discussion with Chief Analytics Officer Michael O’Connell and the TIBCO Data Science Team.

Industry-Specific Ebooks Are Here!

Learning from industry leaders is a great way to advance your business. Gaining insights into their challenges and business transformation outcomes can help your organization reinvent itself and reach new heights. Learn from leaders in Manufacturing, Retail, and Financial Services by downloading our industry-specific ebooks.

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Make sure to check back in February for more tips from TIBCO on how to keep pushing your business forward towards its goals for the year! 

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Happy? New Year

January 3, 2021   Humor

I know it has been a few days since I last posted something. But lately there has been a lack of new news. The Republicans continue to kowtow to Trump, and Americans continue to die from Covid-19 in record numbers. The only new news happening in the near future is the two Senate elections in Georgia that are happening next week, which will determine the fate of the Senate.

I’m actually posting to thank everyone who reads this blog, and especially those who leave comments. You’ve helped to keep me sane during 2020. I hope everyone survived ok, and wish that 2021 is much brighter for everyone. I’ll keep posting, as long as you keep reading and commenting.

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That Was the Year that Was

December 23, 2020   Humor

Can anyone think of a worse year than 2020? I mean, there have been bad events in other years, including 9/11 (in case you can’t remember, that was in 2001). Or Hurricane Sandy (2012), although the Galveston hurricane of 1900 was the deadliest natural disaster to strike the US, ever.

Way (way) back in May of 2020, The Atlantic published an article comparing the still quite young 2020 against 1968, the year that previously was considered the worst year in most of our lifetimes. 1968 featured the Vietnam war, including the My Lai massacre, assassinations of MLK and RFK, domestic race riots and bloodshed, the rise of Richard Nixon (with his racist Southern Strategy) and George Wallace, and even the H3N2 pandemic.

Now, at the end of this year, we see that 2020 has left 1968 in the dust of history for the most horrible year.

May the pendulum swing the other way in 2021, and lead to reforms and revival.

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HCL-PowerObjects Named ‘Technology Innovator of the Year’

December 16, 2020   Microsoft Dynamics CRM

We know you come to the HCL-PowerObjects blog for information related to Microsoft Business Applications, including Dynamics 365 and Power Platform. Our helpful hints, tips’n’tricks, and troubleshooting guidance are the engine of our blog, to be sure, but we occasionally stray from our bread and butter when we have good news to share. Today’s blogpost fits neatly in the “pat ourselves on the back”…

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Regina King, Zendaya Emmy Wins Highlight Historic Year For Black Actors

September 30, 2020   Humor
 Regina King, Zendaya Emmy Wins Highlight Historic Year For Black Actors

After an unprecedented number of Black performers received Emmy nominations this year, a record number of Black performers also picked up actual Emmy trophies.

Out of the 18 acting awards handed out at the 72nd Annual Primetime Emmy Awards, nine of them went to Black actors, which gives the performer parity with white actors, as no other people of color won this year.

This is a notable increase from last year, when 11.11% of acting winners were Black (16.67% BIPOC winners overall). All in all, the Television Academy has come a long way in the last few years: in 2013 there were zero BIPOC winners in the acting categories.

History was also made with Zendaya’s lead drama actress win for HBO’s “Euphoria.” It was also only the second time in the awards’ seven-plus decade history that a Black woman won that category. The first was Viola Davis in 2015 for “How To Get Away With Murder.”

Additionally, Rudolph picked up not only her first-ever Emmy win but also her second: She won the character voice-over and guest comedy actress awards, for Netflix’s “Big Mouth” and NBC’s “Saturday Night Live,” respectively during the Creative Arts ceremonies. And, Ron Cephas Jones picked up his second-ever Emmy for NBC’s “This Is Us” (in the guest drama actor category) while his real-life daughter Jasmine Cephas Jones won the short form comedy or drama statue for Quibi’s “#FreeRayShawn”; they were the first parent-child duo to win an Emmy during the same ceremony, receiving their awards on the final night of the Creative Arts ceremonies on Saturday. (However, “Schitt’s Creek’s” Eugene Levy and Daniel Levy followed this up immediately on Sunday.)

“Black-ish” star Anthony Anderson appeared during the Emmys broadcast to talk about the record year and explain that this weekend was supposed to be like an NBC All-Star Weekend for Black entertainment industry professionals. But “because of COVID we can’t even get in the damn building,” he said. “These Emmys would have been so Black, it would have been like hot sauce in your purse Black, Howard University homecoming Black, ‘you fit the description’ Black. We would have had speeches quoting our great poets like Maya Angelou, Langston Hughes, Cardi B.”

Instead “of that sexy melanated energy,” he continued, “here I am alone in a sterilized green room trying not to sneeze on a damn llama.” (Kimmel corrected him that it was actually an alpaca that had appeared on the show.)

“This isn’t what it should have been, but I’m still rooting for everybody black because black stories, black performances and black lives matter,” Anderson said.

Out of six writing categories at the Emmys, Black winners made up 33.33%, BIPOC winners made up 50% and female winners made up 16.67% Out of the seven directing categories at the Emmys this year, Black winners made up 14%, BIPOC winners made up 28.6% and female winners made up 28.6% winners overall.

These categories are often won by multiple people sharing a nomination, so when it came to individual people, the breakdown was 2.13% Black, 3.2% BIPOC overall and 3.2% women in writing overall, and 2.1% Black, 4.2% BIPOC and 4.2% women in directing overall.

“I don’t want to discount what it means for Black performers to be recognized in ways that they should be recognized and to have opportunities for their work to be seen and appreciated and respected the way it should be. But I do think that what we have to recognize is that we can’t mistake presence for power,” Color of Change president Rashad Robinson previously told Variety. “Power is the ability to change the rules. Presence is not bad, but when we mistake presence for power, we can sometimes think something has happened that hasn’t actually happened.”

He continued: “As we think about API and Latinx communities and the dismal representation they have on television and at awards shows, I do think in so many ways it illustrates a supremacy in terms of who’s in charge, what is normal and what is additive. It’s like, ‘Oh we’re going to do something for this community this year,’ but even the act of doing something for someone else creates who is mainstream and who is [on the] margins — who is inside and who needs to be let in.”

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JourneyTEAM wins Microsoft’s 2020 Partner of the Year Award for Media & Communication Industry | Dynamics 365 Customer Engagement

August 25, 2020   Microsoft Dynamics CRM

Microsoft recognized JourneyTEAM as one of the top partners who demonstrated excellence and leadership in Microsoft technologies, specifically for Dynamics 365 Customer Engagement (Media & Communication).

 

Over the past year, JourneyTEAM has seen enormous success. In addition to aligning with Microsoft’s vision, JourneyTEAM has increased employee trainings, headcount, and solution offerings. Recognizing their successes, Microsoft awarded them the 2020 MSUS Partner of the Year Award for Dynamics 365 Customer Engagement (Media & Communication).

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Several of Microsoft’s partners were honored at this event for showing greatness in solution innovation, customer impact, leadership, deployment, and an incredible application of Microsoft technologies. Winners were chosen from a pool of over 3,300 nominees from hundreds of countries around the world.

“Their work to enable our mutual customers to achieve more shows JourneyTEAM’s dedication to success and they stand out as a model other US Partners,” David Willis, Corporate Vice President, US Partner Group at Microsoft said as he explained why JourneyTEAM was selected as a winner.

JourneyTEAM’s work with PBS affiliate WGBH and other organizations was a major factor in securing this award. Microsoft numbers showed that JourneyTEAM’s Dynamics 365 Customer Engagement team saw year-over-year growth of 47% of client wins and total revenue.

“Recognition as Microsoft’s top partner for Dynamics 365 Customer Engagement underscores JourneyTeam’s focus on helping organizations achieve successful digital transformation,” said Eric Beins, JourneyTEAM’s Head of Dynamics Customer Engagement and Insights. “We’ve selected top talent and streamlined efforts internally, worked with Microsoft, and collaborated with customers to rapidly deploy Dynamics projects.”

Eagle Crystal Award and Other Recognitions

JourneyTEAM was also presented with the Eagle Crystal Trophy, which is given to Microsoft partners who have the highest number of customer adds in Dynamics 365 Business Central. JourneyTEAM saw a 258% year-over-year growth in this solution.

“It’s an honor to be recognized as one of the top Microsoft partners,” JourneyTEAM COO Brain Tenney said. “Especially in the category of Dynamics 365. This award shows that we are headed in the right direction and recognizes all of the great work we are delivering to our clients.”

You can see additional MSUS Partner Award winners here. Every winner was honored during the general session of the 2020 Microsoft Inspire conference.

Contact JourneyTEAM today to see how we can help you with your next project.


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JourneyTEAM is an award-winning consulting firm with proven technology and measurable results. They take Microsoft products; Dynamics 365, SharePoint intranet, Office 365, Azure, CRM, GP, NAV, SL, AX, and modify them to work for you. The team has expert level, Microsoft Gold certified consultants that dive deep into the dynamics of your organization and solve complex issues. They have solutions for sales, marketing, productivity, collaboration, analytics, accounting, security and more. www.journeyteam.com

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PowerObjects, an HCL Technologies Company, Wins 2020 Global Microsoft Partner of the Year Award… Again!

August 3, 2020   Microsoft Dynamics CRM

We’ve got exciting news to share in today’s blogpost. On July 13, 2020, Microsoft announced their global Partner of the Year winners and finalists. We are pleased to report that we won one award and were a finalist for another! The Microsoft Partner of the Year Awards recognize Microsoft partners that have developed and delivered exceptional Microsoft-based solutions during the past year.

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Nominate Your Team for a 2020 TIBCO Partner of the Year Award

July 27, 2020   TIBCO Spotfire
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TIBCO is dedicated to building a sustainable capability and culture of collaboration and innovation—in our organizations, our communities, and around the world. Our partners are critical to making this happen. When our partners succeed, TIBCO succeeds. When we invest in our partners’ growth and strengthen relationships that last, we create mutual sustainable success. That said, we’d like to appreciate our partners and their accomplishments through our annual TIBCO Partner of the Year Awards. 

The TIBCO Partner of the Year Awards recognizes TIBCO partners that leverage TIBCO technology to develop, market, sell, and deliver industry-leading solutions while achieving the highest degree of customer success and satisfaction. The Partner of the Year Award winners exemplify dedicating time and resources to participating in the programs and utilizing the tools designed for supporting partner success, including achieving and maintaining accreditations, deal registrations, MDFs, marketing programs, and sales enablement. And, most importantly, the success of customers using TIBCO technologies.

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The 2020 TIBCO Partner of the Year award categories aim to highlight the success of the various partners that make up our TIBCO partner community:

  • Innovation Partner of the Year: Most innovative delivery of a TIBCO Connected Intelligence solution.
  • Cloud Partner of the Year: A partner who delivers innovative cloud solutions, customer excellence, and business growth.
  • Partner of the Year: A partner who delivers overall innovative solutions, customer excellence, and business growth.
  • New Partner of the Year: A TIBCO partner of one year or less who delivers innovative solutions, rapid business growth, and customer excellence.
  • ISV Partner of the Year: An ISV partner who has demonstrated excellence in innovation by jointly developing solutions with the TIBCO Connected Intelligence platform and their own technologies to deliver meaningful business results for our shared customers.

There are several benefits of winning a TIBCO Partner Award, including:

  • Promotion across the industry: Your achievements will be promoted within the technology industry via an awards announcement and features during TIBCO NOW, a press release announcing your award win, and social media engagement.
  • Customer visibility: TIBCO will showcase the success you’ve achieved in developing, marketing, selling, and delivering industry-leading solutions while achieving the highest degree of customer success and satisfaction. Leverage this recognition to attract and network with prospects and customers.
  • Thought leadership: Build your brand as an industry luminary and receive global press coverage through featured interviews and articles on your award win.

Are you proud of the success your company has achieved as a TIBCO partner? If you have a success story to share, please submit your nomination to the applicable category before July 27, 2020. If you would like to submit a story to more than one category, please fill out a form for each category for which you would like to be considered. 

Watch what the 2019 TIBCO Partner Award winners had to say about this recognition. 

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Miso’s kitchen robots will slide into White Castle restaurants this year

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Food prep robot startup Miso Robotics today announced that fast-food chain White Castle has signed on as a customer. In a pilot later this fall, White Castle plans to bring Miso’s robots into kitchens and benchmark them for speed in production, taste, quality, and backend point-of-sales integration ahead of tests, with a rollout to locations across the U.S.

Miso says that Flippy has already been testing out the White Castle menu at the company’s Pasadena, California R&D kitchen.

As declines in business resulting from the COVID-19 pandemic place strains on the hospitality segment, Miso believes that robots working alongside human workers can cut costs while improving efficiency — and overall safety. The company asserts White Castle’s decision to test Flippy creates an avenue for reducing human contact with food during the cooking process and ensuring consistency, while at the same time freeing up human cooks to focus their attention on less time-consuming and repetitive tasks.

“There are a number of benefits to employing Flippy, and a major one is to redeploy valuable team members where they are needed more today to create the best possible customer experience,” a Miso spokesperson told VentureBeat via email. “There’s now greater demand for delivery, takeout, enhanced cleaning schedules. That’s all front of the house work that a few years ago didn’t need to be accounted for in staffing to keep customers satisfied. Flippy can keep the production up and meet the quality standards customers expect, so staff stays focused on shifting new demands.”

 Miso’s kitchen robots will slide into White Castle restaurants this year

Miso has long claimed that its flagship robot Flippy — and Flippy’s successor, Miso Robot on a Rail (ROAR), which White Castle has agreed to test — can boost productivity by working with humans as opposed to replacing them. ROAR, which is expected to begin shipping commercially by the end of 2020 for around $ 30,000, or half the cost of a single Flippy unit, can be installed on a floor or under a standard kitchen hood, allowing it to work two stations and interact with a cold storage hopper. On the software side, it benefits from improvements to Miso AI (Miso’s cloud-based platform) that expand the number of cookable food categories to over a dozen, including chicken tenders, chicken wings, tater tots, french fries and waffle fries, cheese sticks, potato wedges, corn dogs, popcorn shrimp and chicken, and onion rings.

ROAR can prep hundreds of orders an hour thanks to a combination of cameras and safety scanners, obtaining frozen food and cooking it without assistance from a human team member. It alerts nearby workers when orders are ready to be served, and it takes on tasks like scraping grills, draining excess fry oil, and skimming oil between frying as it recognizes and monitors items like baskets and burger patties in real time. Plus, it integrates with point-of-sale systems (via Miso AI) to route orders automatically and optimize which tasks to perform.

Miso says it saw “tremendous success” last year, serving up more than 15,000 burgers and more than 31,000 pounds of chicken tenders and tots. Flippy will soon flip burgers at more than 50 CaliBurger locations globally, and so far it’s been deployed at Dodger Stadium in Los Angeles, Chase Field in Phoenix, and CaliBurger locations in Pasadena.

More recently, Miso said it would deploy new tools to its platform in CaliBurger restaurants as part of a pilot with CaliGroup intended to improve safety and health standards. In the coming weeks, in partnership with payment provider PopID, the company will install a thermal-based screening device in a CaliBurger location in Pasadena that attaches to doors to measure the body temperatures of people attempting to enter the restaurant. Miso also says it will also install physical PopID terminals so that guests can transact without touching a panel, using cash, or swiping a credit card — all of which can transfer pathogens.

Despite Miso’s claims to the contrary, think tanks like the Brookings Institution anticipate automation will cause the loss of countless jobs. Roughly 36 million Americans hold jobs with “high exposure” to automation, meaning at least 70% of their tasks could soon be performed by machines using current technology, according to a report. Among those most likely to be affected are cooks, waiters, and others in food services.

But some restaurant industry executives claim high turnover rates underscore the need for automation. The official U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics turnover rate for the restaurant sector was 81.9% for the 2015 to 2017 period, with the average cost to replace a worker estimated at $ 2,100 to $ 2,800.

“We started talking to White Castle about a year ago. They came to us with the same challenges much of the industry was experiencing — labor, operational costs to stay competitive mounting, and the need to meet on-demand delivery culture with high quality. In truth, the pandemic just accelerated conversations,” the spokesperson said.

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Michigan’s Man of the Year threatens funding to Michigan while floods hit a Michigan town

May 26, 2020   Humor
 Michigans Man of the Year threatens funding to Michigan while floods hit a Michigan town

Trump thinks he won Michigan’s ‘man of the year’ award, but a former congressman says it was actually just a framed copy of the Gettysburg Address

Trump: “I was honored as the Man of the Year in Michigan… 5 or 6 years before I even thought about running for President.”

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Here’s my old fact check about “Man of the Year in Michigan.” Former GOP Rep. Dave Trott called me up to solve the mystery of what Trump is probably talking about: a 2013 dinner where he wasn’t named Man of the Year in Michigan. https://t.co/rnJqbwHMzn https://t.co/7lCk51AruA

— Daniel Dale (@ddale8) May 20, 2020

President Donald Trump has claimed no fewer than seven times over the past three years — including at a recent rally in New Hampshire — that he won Michigan’s “man of the year” award. But there’s no evidence that he did.

We scoured news archives and searched the internet, and came up empty. Other media outlets have looked into it too, with a similar lack of results. And Trump’s campaign isn’t commenting.

This is what we did find: It appears that Trump is referring to a 2013 dinner hosted by a county Republican Party organization, which presented him with token gifts – including a statuette of Abraham Lincoln. But a former Republican congressman who organized the dinner said Trump did not receive an award, and the group has never given out “man of the year” awards.

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President Trump: “I was honored as the Man of the Year in Michigan… 5 or 6 years before I even thought about running for President.” pic.twitter.com/uUgycepEBn

— The Hill (@thehill) May 20, 2020

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Trump has deleted his false tweet about Michigan supposedly sending every registered voter an absentee ballot, replacing it with a tweet that accurately says Michigan has sent them a ballot application.

The new tweet continues to falsely claim what the state did is illegal. pic.twitter.com/oDueef107h

— Daniel Dale (@ddale8) May 20, 2020





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And how many elected Republicans will defend the citizens of Michigan and Nevada from the President’s threat today?

Rhetorical question, of course.

Vote them all out: https://t.co/CYhdMqExP3

— Jon Favreau (@jonfavs) May 20, 2020

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The president’s unlawful threat to abuse his position is a campaign activity? I mean, we knew that, but you don’t always expect an admission like this.https://t.co/DlxJMmL1mJ

— Walter Shaub (@waltshaub) May 20, 2020

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WH Press Sec. McEnany declined to answer questions on what Trump believed was illegal about Michigan’s absentee ballot policies.

Instead she reiterated his unfounded claims of “a lot of fraud that is potentially at play when you have mass mail-in voting“ https://t.co/WWhY6Y299x pic.twitter.com/s4lc7tOEZI

— POLITICO (@politico) May 20, 2020

The WaPo is reporting that Flynn’s name was never “masked” in his phone calls with Kislyak.

Lt. Gen. Michael Flynn’s name was never “masked” by the FBI in the document that cited it. It flies in the face of President Donald Trump’s claim that someone illegally leaked it form former President Barack Obama’s administration.

According to the story from the Washington Post, the Republican attempt to tie former Vice President Joe Biden to a scandal that doesn’t exist has failed spectacularly.

According to the report: “in the FBI report about the communications between the two men, Flynn’s name was never redacted, former U.S. officials said.”

Sen. Lindsey Graham (R-SC) announced that he wants to subpoena witnesses over the unmasking of Flynn. He sent a letter demanding Director of National Intelligence Richard Grenell ask why a declassified list of Obama officials made the requests “that revealed Flynn’s name in intelligence documents ‘did not contain a record showing who unmasked’ Flynn’s identity in relation to “his phone call with” the Russian diplomat, Sergey Kislyak,” said the Post.

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huh, this story is kind of funny since the Washington Post said Flynn’s name was never unmasked. Seem like a pretty important element in the @cbsnews conspiracy. https://t.co/4X43WPUYqh

— Joe Lockhart (@joelockhart) May 20, 2020

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