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Business School Perspectives
This blog features Professor John Webster of Dakota State University. Professor Webster will blog about what's going on at the Hyperion Solutions conference (April 23-26, 2006 in Las Vegas, Nevada) and and how (and why) BPM will become more important to academia in the coming years. For other views of Solutions, see these related blogs:
- Technology and Innovation, featuring George Spofford, Distinguished Software Engineer, Hyperion
- BPM Visionaries, featuring Howard Dresner, Hyperion Chief Strategy Officer; Frank Buytendijk, Hyperion Vice President, Corporate Strategy; and Cindi Howson, Industry Analyst and President of ASK.
Tuesday, May 02, 2006
about the blogger
John Webster
Executive Director, CRESH
Professor of Computer Information Systems, Dakota State University
Professor Webster has more than seventeen years of IT teaching and leadership experience in higher education and IT, developing Information Technology programs, service offerings, and application hosting programs for some of the leading technology vendors in the world, including Microsoft, Oracle, PeopleSoft, and Hyperion.
Since 1999, he has directed the development and business operations of the Center for Remote Enterprise Systems Hosting (CRESH), an enterprise application consulting and hosting company, which spun out of Dakota State University in 2004.
CRESH specializes in servicing the higher education and public sectors, providing functional and technical access and support to its educational and production customers around the world. CRESH is working with Hyperion’s Academic Alliance Program to provide hosted access to Hyperion solutions, Web-Based Training, and Business Performance Management demos and resources for use by faculty and students in their business and MIS courses.
More about John Webster
Executive Director, CRESH
Professor of Computer Information Systems, Dakota State University
Professor Webster has more than seventeen years of IT teaching and leadership experience in higher education and IT, developing Information Technology programs, service offerings, and application hosting programs for some of the leading technology vendors in the world, including Microsoft, Oracle, PeopleSoft, and Hyperion.
Since 1999, he has directed the development and business operations of the Center for Remote Enterprise Systems Hosting (CRESH), an enterprise application consulting and hosting company, which spun out of Dakota State University in 2004.
CRESH specializes in servicing the higher education and public sectors, providing functional and technical access and support to its educational and production customers around the world. CRESH is working with Hyperion’s Academic Alliance Program to provide hosted access to Hyperion solutions, Web-Based Training, and Business Performance Management demos and resources for use by faculty and students in their business and MIS courses.
More about John Webster
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