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Sree Menon, The Calc Man Many years ago (just over 10!), Yr. Obt. Svt. wrote a blog post on why he Hated and Loved Calculation Manager. I even did it twice. I am – oft…

Natalie Delemar and I – as with so many others in the performance management space – first met Elizabeth Ferrell at a conference, in this case ODTUG’s Kscope. Elizabeth’s path to her current job, focus,…

As Everyone Knows, But Hardly Anyone Actually Does One of my fondest recollections of Kscope (umm, one year or another, they all blend together after a while) is sitting in on Kumar’s introduction of Exalytics…

Riding a rocket to the heavens OneStream’s rise has been meteoric:  from a startup in a very small office in the not-particularly-well-known-tech-incubator Rochester, Michigan, to international powerhouse in the performance management space in less than…

We’re all wired to see patterns We live in patterns:  seasonal, political, historical, and even atomic.  Many live a life blithely unaware of them, which is to their disadvantage, for understanding those patterns is key…

Data, data everywhere, and none of it in the right place or in the right format Performance cannot be managed (see what I did there?) without data. And yet data –because it is in the…

From Enterprise administrator to CEO, from market disruptor to Magic Quadrant leader We at EPM (or should that be CPM?) Conversations are – unsurprisingly – pleased beyond belief to have OneStream Software CEO Tom Shea…

Not EPM, not CPM, but analytics of a marketing kind This podcast is dipping its collective and metaphorical toe outside of the warm and cozy confines of performance management with a conversation with a guest…

EPM doesn’t get a lot of polymaths, does it. Yet Mike is exactly one of those. A polymath is, “a person of great and varied learning” although Mike is too modest to agree with that…