June 27, 2008 10:37 AM
Posted by: JackDanahy
lawsuit,
SAPOracle wants as much as $1 billion from SAP for SAP subsidiary TomorrowNow's alleged theft of Oracle support documents and other illegally downloaded intellectual property (IP). As the legal...
June 26, 2008 10:13 AM
Posted by: JackDanahy
lawsuitSAP is paying fellow enterprise applications company i2 $83.3 million to settle a patent dispute. In 2006, i2 had accused SAP of infringing on seven i2 patents, including patents for “an extensible model network representation system for process planning” as well as a “method for managing...
June 13, 2008 9:38 AM
Posted by: JackDanahy
lawsuit,
SAPBy now, SAP's co-CEO -- and soon-to-be sole CEO -- Léo Apotheker has been welcomed into his new role by a host of journalists, analysts, and even the French government, which made the former SAP sales head a Knight of the Legion of Honor (whose value is surely diluted by the fact that it has...
June 6, 2008 12:10 PM
Posted by: JackDanahy
lawsuit,
SAPSAP and Oracle, embroiled in a bitter battle over SAP-owned TomorrowNow's unit's illegal downloading of Oracle support materials and other information (like software code), have failed to settle...
April 18, 2008 10:11 AM
Posted by: JackDanahy
lawsuit,
SAPThere's a new development afoot in the SAP-Oracle dustup over TomorrowNow--the filing of a joint Case Management Conference (CMC) Statement that stakes out SAP and Oracle's positions in...
April 10, 2008 11:38 AM
Posted by: JackDanahy
lawsuitSAP's bid to keep what it called "highly confidential" information pertaining to the Oracle lawsuit over TomorrowNow has been blocked in a California courthouse. Of course, there's no telling just what that information is, but it might reveal strategic insights into TomorrowNow's operations and/or...
April 1, 2008 11:50 AM
Posted by: JackDanahy
lawsuit,
SAPWaste Management is suing SAP for over $100 million in damages alleged to arise from SAP's "fraud" in misrepresenting its waste management software to the company. Those interested in learning...
March 27, 2008 10:11 AM
Posted by: JackDanahy
lawsuit,
SAPWaste Management, which spent $100 million on SAP software and characterized the project as a "complete failure" in a lawsuit filed March 20, is out for blood. The company seeks damages, including punitive damages, from SAP, whose Waste and Recycling Software software was excoriated by Waste...
