December 5, 2008 1:24 PM
Posted by: Bcournoyer
Colin Steele,
Enterprise applications,
News,
SAPVARs could have a bigger role in the SAP channel, if Business Objects CEO John Schwarz has his way.
SearchSAP.com news editor Courtney Bjorlin this week alerted me to comments Schwarz made during a "fireside chat" at the Credit Suisse Technology Conference in Scottsdale, Ariz. He talked about the...
December 3, 2008 11:19 AM
Posted by: Bcournoyer
Colin Steele,
Enterprise applications,
Microsoft,
Novell,
Open-sourceMicrosoft has spent a surprising amount of time, effort and money on open source initiatives this year.
At Interop back in April, Bob Muglia spent nearly an entire keynote discussing Microsoft's
November 25, 2008 9:30 AM
Posted by: Bcournoyer
Colin Steele,
Enterprise applications,
Microsoft,
Tech BlogsMicrosoft's new 0% financing offer for its Dynamics line of business software is a direct response to partners, the company's sales chief says in a new interview.
November 17, 2008 1:20 PM
Posted by: badarrow
Barbara Darrow,
Collaboration software,
Email -- Exchange, Outlook,
Enterprise applications,
IT channel products and technologies,
Microsoft,
Software as a service (SaaS),
Vendor partner business issuesMicrosoft has been all over the map about whether it will offer self-hosted ERP.
Company CEO Steve Ballmer some years ago told solution provider partners that the vendor would offer...
November 15, 2008 11:29 AM
Posted by: badarrow
Channel,
Collaboration software,
NewsBy Elaine Hom, Associate Features Editor
Just when you thought people couldn't be any dumber about their avatars, Second-Life-being-someone's-only-life makes the news again. A UK couple
November 13, 2008 1:33 PM
Posted by: Bcournoyer
Colin Steele,
Enterprise applications,
Microsoft,
NewsSaaaaaaved byyyyyy zeeee-rooooooo.
Surely you've heard that cheesy song ad nauseam this fall on Toyota commercials...
November 11, 2008 5:27 PM
Posted by: badarrow
Authors,
Barbara Darrow,
Enterprise applications,
News,
Oracle,
SAPJohn Wookey, the former Oracle exec credited with integrating a diverse patchwork of acquired applications into something almost rational (at least on paper), is back in the business.
