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Oracle's Upgrade Blitz
February 03, 2007
How Quickly Will Vista Catch On?
January 08, 2007
In a Microsoft-commissioned study, IDC concludes that Vista will generate $72 billion in related hardware, software and service revenue for solution providers, hardware vendors, distributors and resellers.
New Data-Archiving Rules Impact IT Managers
January 02, 2007
The Federal Rules of Civil Procedure, which took effect Dec. 1, are forcing IT managers to take a second look at their electronic record-archiving policies. That could increase spending in 2007 for data-storage hardware and document-management applications.
Business Objects Widens Reach
November 13, 2006
Product enhancements, partnerships extend its business intelligence software to more users and applications, and make use of more third-party technologies.
Greenspan Predicts Productivity Pickups, Dems Will Change Sarbanes-Oxley
November 09, 2006
The former Federal Reserve chairman also said the U.S. health care industry won't fully embrace IT as long as older technophobic physicians are in charge. Greenspan made his points at an AMR Research conference.
Business Objects Provides A Glimpse Of The Future Of BI
November 07, 2006
Insight conference attendees get a look at the vendor's efforts to combine business intelligence and search technologies.
Software-As-A-Service Faces Its Next Big Test
November 06, 2006
Workday, a startup founded by tech industry veteran Dave Duffield, introduces ERP applications as on-demand services.
BPM Gets Smarter With A Little Help From BI
November 06, 2006
More and more, both users and vendors of BPM and BI software are figuring out there's a lot to be gained by bringing the two technologies together.
SAS Readies Better View Into Profitability And Customer Service
November 06, 2006
Software uses cost and revenue modeling to detail exactly what drives profits
Oracle Buying Stellent For $440 Million
November 03, 2006
Oracle joins IBM and EMC in acquiring content management software providers.
SAS Institute Wants To Predict Your Profitability
October 31, 2006
SAS Institute unveils new tools for analyzing the profitability of products, operations, and customers, as well as scrutinizing aftermarket services.
Which Baseball Players Earned Their Big Paychecks?
October 30, 2006
Information Builders' Web site analyzes postseason stats and player salaries.
Construction Firm Does What It Does Best With IT Infrastructure: Build It On Its Own
October 30, 2006
Writing custom applications for procurement or customer service might not seem so impressive, unless most of your industry is stuck on spreadsheets.
Oracle Gives A Peek At E-Business Suite 12
October 25, 2006
But the new apps won't be available for up to a year. Development of upgrades for acquired applications such as Siebel and JD Edwards remains on track, though, the company says.
Salesforce Makes On-Demand Apps Easier To Customize
October 16, 2006
New programming language will let customers modify Salesforce's services or write their applications
No ERP For Benioff, He's Thinking Bigger
October 11, 2006
Salesforce.com CEO Marc Benioff seemed almost resigned to the question asked by the press this week at the company's Dreamforce '06 user conference: When would the on-demand CRM application vendor expand by offering on-demand ERP apps, such as financial or supply chain management software, through either acquisitions or internal development? Benioff, with a touch of exasperation in his voice, said it's never been in the company's DNA to offer such apps. Such efforts to "be all things to all people," he said, are doomed to failure. Benioff has never been accused of understating his ambitions for his company, so when the flamboyant CEO says he doesn't want to expand into ERP, it's a pretty good bet he means it.
Salesforce.com To Offer Programming Language For Building On-Demand Apps
October 09, 2006
The move to host applications built using the Apex development environment expands Salesforce's bid to become an on-demand services company.
New Tools Will Help SOA Soar In Businesses
October 09, 2006
IBM, BEA introduce SOA development and management tools to help business expand deployments
IBM Broadens SOA Offerings
October 03, 2006
New software and service offerings leverage the company's recent acquisitions.
Globalization Increasing Risk Of Supply Chain Disruptions: Survey
October 02, 2006
A majority of companies are buying more sophisticated supply chain technology and improving their forecasting and planning capabilities, according to the Accenture study.
On-Demand Apps To Grab Share Of Software Market
October 02, 2006
CRM predicted to figure prominently in the growth of software as a service.
SAP Completes On-Demand CRM Application Lineup
September 26, 2006
SAP Service on-demand apps provide tools for setting customer service priorities and managing SLAs.
Louisiana School District Uses Data Mining To Analyze Troublemakers
September 25, 2006
A year's worth of disciplinary reports are scoured for patterns in behavior and punishment.
In Depth: The Transformation Of EMC
September 18, 2006
Best known as a storage hardware vendor, EMC has spent more than $7 billion to become more of a software and services company. Is the strategy working?
RightNow Updates On-Demand CRM Suite
September 12, 2006
Enhancements in RightNow 8 are geared toward improving data analysis and providing customers with better service.