ERP

Microsoft’s cloud conundrum

News that Microsoft plans to move three (count 'em 3!) of its legacy ERP products to its cloud is both stunning and unsurprising. And it illustrates the company's cloud...

Microsoft to pare back ERP VARs

At last, confirmation from Microsoft that it plans to cut the number of VARs offering its ERP lineups came last week from Bob Scott, who covered Great Plains software long before it morphed into...

Microsoft updates Dynamics CRM Online

Among new features flowing into Microsoft Dynamics CRM Online are tools to help hook it up with the company's

Microsoft to NetSuite: Take that!

Things are getting good in mid-market ERP--a segment that could use some caffeination. Microsoft is offering NetSuite shops $850 per user  in credit to move to its ERP lines.  The money goes to end users--presumably the partner benefit would come from implementation work  involved in...

Deshaies continues Microsoft diaspora to Sage

Embarrassing to have missed this one but Robert Deshaies, once a channel exec at Microsoft, is now at Sage Software. Sage competes with Microsoft ERP and CRM...

HP, Microsoft moves irk partners

Hewlett Packard channel partners were unpleased to learn this week that HP will make them foot the bill for new compliance training. HP wants all its parters to comply with the U.S. Government Foreign Corrupt Practices Act by year's end. And said compliance will set them back $120 which they...

EDS touts self as Microsoft-hosted CRM BFF (for now)

February 18, 2009  6:10 PM

SAP-Infor saga shows ups, downs of vendor exclusivity

Posted by: badarrow
Business One, ERP, exclusivity, Infor, IT Channel, Oracle, partner loyalty

 

 

It's always good to watch the shifting allegiances of VARs and their vendor...

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