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Salesforce.com Helps Launch SaaS Company
FinancialForce.com, a startup providing financial and accounting software as a service, is getting a minority investment and on-campus office space from Salesforce.com.
Oracle Fined $10,000 For Anti-IBM Ads
The Transaction Processing Council levied a rare, $10,000 fine against Oracle for comparing an existing TPC result with one it plans to report in the future.
Google Gmail Disruption Caused By Network Load, Code Update
Code changes, data center problems, and heavy usage conspired to make Gmail inaccessible for some last week.
AT&T Claims Google Voice Violates FCC Rules
AT&T claims Google violates regulations by blocking calls to some rural communities.
IBM Building 'Smarter City' Cloud In China
The center will be built with IBM's CloudBurst hardware and will be used to modernize a municipal administration and economy.
Congressman 'Crowdsources' Healthcare Bill
Texas Republican John Culberson has posted the House healthcare bill online and invited constituents to annotate it using a Web 2.0 collaboration tool.
Adobe In The Crossfire
With all the excitement surrounding HTML 5 and Web development, Adobe is moving to make sure that Flash remains relevant.
NetSuite Offers ERP iPhone App
The app, which provides access to NetSuite's on-demand enterprise-resourcing planning and CRM suite, is another example of business SaaS going mobile.
Microsoft Data Center Exec Bolts To Cisco
Debra Chrapaty played major role in company's effort to roll out cloud-based offerings.
Oracle To Offer SaaS To Midsize Customers
Mid-market software-as-a-service will include the option of subscription-based pricing, the software company said.
IBM, Microsoft Back Zend Open Cloud API
Zend Technologies' Simple API project provides a common API set from which developers may call application services.
Microsoft Launches Office Web Trial
Selected users invited to access online apps through SkyDrive Internet portal.
IW500: Q&A With SAS Institute CEO Jim Goodnight
SAS Institute CEO Jim Goodnight talks cloud computing, education, and software industry consolidation with InformationWeek.
Government Steps Into The Cloud
In its first iteration, Apps.gov consists strictly of software-as-a-service applications or other Internet services.
IW500: Amazon CTO On Software Licensing, Cloud Security
Werner Vogels says EC2 customers should talk with software vendors about licensing -- something Amazon itself is already doing.
IW500: Federal CIO Vivek Kundra Sees More Cloud Computing
In his keynote at the InformationWeek 500 Conference, Federal CIO Vivek Kundra points to new transparency and performance management initiatives.
SuccessFactors Spins Business Execution Suite
New strategies by SuccessFactors and Taleo show how SaaS vendors plan to maintain strong growth.
SugarCRM Opens Up To Amazon EC2
Sugar Community Edition 5.2 gives developers a central location to produce and assemble custom Sugar apps.
Salesforce.com, RightNow Embrace Social Networking
Cloud computing-based customer relationship management software is particularly suitable for integrating with social networking sites.
Sybase Offers Software For Amazon EC2
The latest products enable developers to take Sybase's SQL Anywhere, IQ or Adaptive Server Enterprise data-management products and use them to set up and allocate data and analytic servers in Amazon's Elastic Compute Cloud.
Oco Unveils Supply Chain Analytics Suite
The software-as-a-service offering provides reports, analytics, dashboards and tools to address supply chain-specific issues, such as transportation and logistics, inventory, customer service and sourcing.
Savvis Launches 'Private Data Center'
Instead of generating a single virtual server in the cloud, Savvis is proposing that customers generate sets of them for ongoing use.
Cisco, EMC May Offer IT Services
The longstanding collaborators have gone as far as hiring sales reps for a joint venture, dubbed Alpine, to deliver IT services.
Businesses Respond To Gmail Outage
Enterprises using Gmail don't expect 100 percent uptime, but they do expect communication and transparency regarding outages.
Salesforce.com Aims Service At Individuals, Smallest Businesses
The service, priced at $9 per user per month, allows users to store and manage contacts and accounts online.
VMware Seeds Amazon Cloud Competitors
vCloud Express is a counterstroke to Amazon EC2 cloud services.
VMware Bridges Data Center, Cloud
In his VMworld keynote, CEO Paul Martz outlined the company's plans to provide seamless management consoles for internal and cloud-based virtual machines.
Wipro Offers Cloud Computing Service
The IT outsourcing company has teamed with Oracle to offer a platform service that software companies can use to join the SaaS industry.
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