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The enterprise software market features massive players like SAP and Oracle and customers that are beginning to question their license fees. Can enterprise software companies count on ever-increasing maintenance revenue streams. The enterprise software field is massive and includes Microsoft, IBM, BMC Software, CA and dozens of other players both large and small.
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Google Glass: It's not an enterprise product, get over it
The wearable computer has many benefits. The problem is none of those bear any relevance to enterprise customers, and bring-your-own-device (BYOD) may cause more problems than it's worth.
Salesforce.com inks license deal for access to nearly 40,000 patents
Intellectual Vendors, which invests in and works with investors and technology businesses to drive innovation and invention, owns the rights to a portfolio of nearly 40,000 patents.
MariaDB close to cracking MySQL website speed issue
A drawback of MySQL for high-availability websites should soon be eliminated by the MariaDB fork, according to Michael 'Monty' Widenius, the open-source database's main author.
Modern Process Design & the Appian World event
Design Thinking, Modern Process Design and Mobile are hot topics at most user conferences. But at an event like Appian's recent shindig, you got immersed in the cool changes underway in businesses and business technology. Here's a perspective on the evolving tech/process/business world.
Salesforce Q1 earnings: in line; $893m revenue
The enterprise software company reports financial results for its fiscal first quarter 2014. Here's a look at the numbers.
Microsoft unbundles SkyDrive Pro client from Office 365
SkyDrive Pro for businesses can now be installed on Windows running older versions of Office after Microsoft released it as a standalone client.
HR analytics spoils leave party at NAB
Employees at NAB were saving up their annual leave days and costing the bank a mint. NAB's people and culture head of consulting, Stuart Moseley, decided to put a stop to that with the help of human resources analytics.
How Siemens took its HR IT into the cloud
Siemens shares the lessons learned on its human resources IT software-as-a-service journey.
Chinese govt invests $350M on original software
Central and local-level governments in the country has spent a total of 2.16 billion yuan on legal copies of software in the past three years to combat piracy.
The real SAP / Sapphire story
Whether you attended last week's Sapphire event or not, you might have missed the real story there - the story SAP should have communicated. There was lots of talk about HANA, analytics and the cloud but why should customers care and care now? Here's the rest of the story you should have heard.....
HP CEO says where enterprise software, storage units need to work harder
“For me, this all comes down to our willingness to win, and we are committed to winning,” HP CEO Whitman declared.
Workday's Q1: boosts revenue 61% to $91.6m
The enterprise software company reports financial earnings for the fiscal first quarter of 2014. A look at the numbers.
HP's Whitman reiterates 'multi-year journey' amid Q2 revenue miss
Wall Street was expecting earnings of 81 cents a share on revenue of $28.08 billion for the second quarter.
Citrix launches mobility blitz, revamps its product line
Citrix is bring its mobile platforms to the front of its product portfolio, which revolves around collaboration, cloud and virtualization.
IT ops software: CA and HP lose ground while VMware gains
With firms finding cheaper alternatives to the big names such as CA and HP, a chasing group of newer entrants in IT operations management is expanding fast.