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Dennis Howlett
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Dennis Howlett
Dennis Howlett has been providing comment and analysis on enterprise software since 1991 in a variety of European trade and professional journals including CFO Magazine, The Economist and Information Week. Today, apart from being a full time blogger on innovation for professional services organisations, he is a founding member of Enterprise Irregulars and an investor in a European start-up. Prior to, Dennis was technology and tax partner in a British firm of Chartered Accountants for 10 years. Prior to that held various senior finance roles across a broad range of industries.
About Irregular Enterprise
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SAPPHIRE Now day 2 wrap - a cloudy and confusing day
Many colleagues had been looking forward to hearing Lars Dalgaard articulate SAP’s cloud story. Most I know came away with puzzled looks. If there is a plan, it makes no sense to me at...
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NetSuite takes aim at Sage resellers
NetSuite takes another step in expanding its ecosystem. This time it’s at the expense of Sage.
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SAPPHIRE Now 2012 - day 1 wrap
Day 1 at SAPPHIRE Now was one of little news but a lot of comforting of the user base. Here’s how SAP achieved that goal.
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SAPPHIRENow - HCM opportunities already missed?
What will we hear on the SAP/SuccessFactors front at SAPPHIRENow next week? We don’t know but all the talk feels tactical and not visionary. Here’s an alternative take on what they...
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What should we expect at SAPPHIRE?
What will customers, analysts, developer and others need to hear at SAPPHIRE? Here are some broad strokes.
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SAP and Oracle up the ante in the phony database wars
Round two in the war of words between Oracle and SAP is underway. This time we’re trading facts and FUD.
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Infor's cloud and mobile strategies
A week has passed since the opening keynotes at Inforum 2012. That’s given me time to reflect on what happened, what we saw and digest what the company’s cloud and mobile strategies...
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The G Drive TOS critics need to shut up
G-Drive comes with Google’s standard and blanket TOS. But why are so many people bleating about this without seemingly understanding what is involved? Put up and shut up I say.
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Infor next steps, an unsurprising IPO
An Infor IPO has been much rumored. Now its VCs seem set on that course. But how will it get there?
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Feds nix Oracle blanket contract
The Feds pull the trigger on nixing Oracle contracts. It will cost Oracle dearly.
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