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CEO Henning Kagermann says the $6.78 billion acquisition of Business Objects will bolster SAP's BI efforts, and denies the deal is a reaction to Oracle.
BEA officials have argued against the idea before, but it might make sense for both the company and its shareholders.
The move would help customers build an SOA.
Microsoft confirms it has fixed an Excel calculation results bug, but declines to fully explain the cause.
Microsoft CEO outlines online advertising views, but warns against comparisons with Google.
Building out Oracle's GRC solutions, the acquisition could mark phase four of an already impressive acquisition strategy.
SAP makes its most costly acquisition to date as it reverses its avowed organic growth strategy.
Thousands of LAUSD employees are overpaid, underpaid or going unpaid because of a faulty ERP system.
Microsoft says it wants to make the browser available as broadly as possible to protect Windows users.
Google takes the next step in making Google Apps a viable alternative to collaboration suites from Microsoft and IBM.
Oracle has improved the software significantly to emphasize automation.
Oracle has improved the software significantly to emphasize automation.
IBM spruces up its electronic forms software at what may turn out to be the expense of competitors Microsoft and Adobe.
Google's plan to hire in Europe covers several practical and political bases.
The program is aimed at Force.com partners building business around Salesforce's on-demand platform.
Office Live Workspace will let customers access, share and collaborate on documents online.
Google ponders its next steps in an e-commerce environment shaped by mobile, social networking and, yes, search.
John Freeland, one of three Salesforce.com presidents, will become president and CEO of Information Resources.
News Analysis: SAP's massive new software suite may offer cheaper, easier apps, but it creates challenges for channel partners.
RightNow, like Oracle's Siebel On Demand, is taking a vertical approach to CRM software.
Microsoft says the solution is working its way through the internal process.
Microsoft confirms a product line up and pricing for Mac Office 2008.
CEO Ellison knocks SAP's midmarket and on-demand strategy while failing to mention Oracle's own investments in SAAS.
SAP and Salesforce.com are rolling out new applications and platforms, but deny direct comparisons.
Traditional tech vendors are in trouble if they don't adapt to these evolving models, say Gartner analysts.
Business ByDesign is the new on-demand application suite from SAP, geared towards mid-market companies.
Salesforce.com renames its platform Force.com to help ease struggles with understanding the breadth of the technology.
Google won't admit it, but the new presentation features compete with Microsoft's PowerPoint application.
The new offerings broaden Salesforce's portfolio, but still focus on the company's core CRM capabilities.
Saleforce.com's upcoming Force.com tools will let developers build apps without the Salesforce brand.
Microsoft is taking steps to ease the transition back from daylight-saving time.
BSG buys Kalivo and names former Microsoft exec Douty president of its applications unit.
The EPM XI suite brings together software from several Business Objects acquisitions, including Cartesis and SRC.
DOJ is seperately investigating Oracle's claims that SAP, through its TomorrowNow subsidiary, has been stealing from Oracle.
Infor's CEO outlines potential IPO plans and an SOA strategy to kick start the company's visibility.
Between format standardization wars, the emergence of new office application players and the re-emergence of some old faces, there's no shortage of suite buzz.
