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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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Red Hat CEO Whitehurst on innovation, OpenStack, Hadoop
As computing systems become commoditized, the "profit pools are going to evaporate" for enterprise software vendors, said Whitehurst.
Enterprise app stores yet to take off: Concur
A few barriers stand in the way of enterprise app store adoption, according to Concur's executive vice president of traveller services Barry Padgett.
I/O 2013: More than half of apps in Google Play now use Cloud Messaging
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HP, SAP unveil 'Project Kraken' single server test for big data
The joint collaboration project from Hewlett-Packard and SAP effectively triples the amount of memory on a single server designed for processing big data.
At Sapphire, SAP's Plattner swipes at critics, Oracle
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Making sure your Java isn't a load of old rubbish
Taking out the trash is a vital element of keeping your Java virtual machine running smoothly.
Jive StreamOnce aims to connect Microsoft, Salesforce, Google Apps
The Software-as-a-Service space is crowded -- to say the least. Jive's latest offering aims to sort that mess out.
Google sets up to challenge Amazon Web Services
Google's cloud platform garnered a ton of interest at Google IO and comparisons to Amazon Web Services. However, the burden of enterprise proof lies with the search giant for now.
Google Compute Engine updates: What you need to know
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TBM startup Apptio raises $45M; plans to expand global footprint
Enterprise software startups continue to surge, and IT services company Apptio is proving to be no different.
DocuSign acquires Cartavi for end-to-end digital real estate deals
By combining Cartavi with zipLogix, DocuSign aims to tackle the real estate industry with a "one-stop shop" for brokers, agents, buyers, and sellers.
NetSuite eyes Europe expansion
A partnership with Capgemini and a new head for its EMEA business highlights how NetSuite is planning to expand two-tier ERP in Europe.
Software AG enters PaaS game
Software AG has taken its LongJump acquisition and formed a platform-as-a-service suite. The problem is the parts don't all come together until 2014 and the field is crowded.
Singapore plans DaaS pilot to develop data industry
The data-as-a-service program is meant to kickstart the development of a nationwide delivery platform of public and private sector datasets, which would in turn spur more innovative applications to be created.