Erin Moloney

Very soon, Perficient’s team of IBM experts will be in Las Vegas for IBM Impact 2012, an event that promises to be exciting and packed with insightful education, announcements, predictions and networking. We will be holding an Ipad Giveaway, for which you can register online at Perficient.com/Impact, and starting this Sunday, you can visit with […]

Brenda Dietrich, IBM Business Analytics CTO, writes about the March 29th announcement by the US government to invest $200 million in research by universities, non-profit institutes and corporations. She says their goal is to improve tools and techniques used to access, organize and make discoveries from large volumes of digital data. It doesn’t surprise me that this […]

This article is being shared and re-posted a lot today across a variety of social networks. TechCrunch published an article titled “User Experience and the Poison on the Tip of the Arrow“. In the post, Uzi Schmilovici argues that “amazing design is not enough.” “Real design is about solving problems,” he says, and ultimately a […]

I have worked with many developers and designers on both front-end websites and back-end applications. Working through the user experience of an interface is one of the most important elements in any of these projects, and in the last couple of years, I have been fortunate enough to have worked with project managers and developers […]

Michael Anderson, an Enterprise Architect at Perficient who blogs on our healthcare IT blog, recently wrote about the types of Business Intelligence categories: Type I – Reporting and Query tool sets Type II – Analytic tool sets Type III – Predictive Modeling tool sets In today’s post about business intelligence, Anderson writes about how you […]

Mark Fidelman of harmon.ie wrote an article for Forbes today outlining Microsoft’s current position, in which they are poised for a launch into social business tools and solutions for the enterprise. He argues that Microsoft, with their business technology foothold in the enterprise, is best positioned to become a primary leader in the social business […]

Dione Hinchcliffe of the Dachis Group recently published his Top 12 predictions for what will happen to “social business” in 2012. We are seeing all sorts of predictions like these, and I enjoy reading every expert’s predictions in this space. Perficient is heavily involved in social collaboration for businesses with our portal and collaboration practice. […]

Perficient was working with a major pharmaceutical company in South America. They needed a partner that knew something about SharePoint and workflow but that could do it in multiple languages. Nintex became that partner. Rick Taylor of Perficient talks about how together with Nintex we were able to customize a solution for the client.   […]

In addition to increases in cloud computing and consumerization of IT, Gartner’s analysts predict that in 2012, we’ll see noticeable increases in big data. Among other specific predictions, according to FierceCIO: Gartner’s analysts fear that the ever-expanding volume of information available to organizations, coupled with IT’s diminishing control, will make it harder to ensure the […]

Scott Laningham (@ScottLaningham) and Todd Watson (@TurboTodd) of IBM’s DeveloperWorks podcasts series interviewed our IBM business intelligence lead, Andy Ho, while at IBM’s Information On Demand 2011 conference this week in Las Vegas. As usual, Scott and Todd identified key insights from Andy’s experience working with clients in information management every day, but not without […]

Eric Sall, VP of Product Marketing for Information Management at IBM, recently did a video interview with one of my favorite podcasters, Scott Laningham (@scottlaningham) of IBM’s DeveloperWorks podcast series. They discussed the Information On Demand conference, at which Perficient will be exhibiting and speaking October 23-27. This year’s theme: “Turning Insight Into Action” – focus on […]

Many of us are familiar with our employer not supporting work functions such as email on our personally owned smart phones. I purchased my first smart phone, a Palm device, in 2005. It wasn’t until 2009 that I worked for a company that offered to open up email security to be enabled on my personally […]