Analyst Profile Detailed
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Henry D. Morris
Senior Vice President, Worldwide Software and Services Research
Team:
Business Intelligence And Analytics
Digital Marketplace and New Media
Directions Presenters
Dynamic IT
IDC Predictions Team
Software and Services Leading Indicators
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Henry Morris is the Senior Vice President for IDC's Worldwide Software and Services research groups. Dr. Morris started the Analytics and Data Warehousing research service at IDC, and coined the term "analytic applications" in 1997. In addition, Dr. Morris led a major study on the financial impact of business analytics, which examined the ROI of analytics projects at 43 sites in North America and Europe. Currently, Dr. Morris is exploring the relationship between business intelligence and business process automation - "intelligent process automation" and the requirements for unified access to structured and unstructured data.
He also has been quoted in and written papers for trade publications, such as DM Review, Computerworld, KMworld, and Software Magazine on trends in business intelligence, business performance management, data warehousing, knowledge management, and enterprise applications.
Prior to joining IDC in 1995, Dr. Morris served in a variety of technical and management positions at Digital Equipment Corporation, where he specialized in software for application development. Dr. Morris has been an instructor in technical writing at Northeastern University and Bentley College, and an Assistant Professor of Philosophy at Colgate University. He earned a B.A. with distinction from the University of Michigan and his Ph.D. in philosophy from the University of Pennsylvania.
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