BEA's stance on Oracle deal pummeled
The reaction to BEA's rejection of a $17 a share takeover offer from Oracle is brutal.Of course, billionaire Carl Icahn has issues.
The reaction to BEA's rejection of a $17 a share takeover offer from Oracle is brutal.Of course, billionaire Carl Icahn has issues.
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Oracle's acquisition of Micros for $5.3 billion highlights how commerce---front-end hardware, software and multichannel---is becoming a key battleground for enterprise giants.
As we evaluate BlackBerry as a enterprise software vendor it's worth noting the company's sales history, how it got here, and what businesses carry the company forward.
Bill Detwiler shows you a pair of PowerShell scripts that can give you a detailed list of all the roles on a Windows Server.
Over the weekend Amazon's S3 storage service was down for an extended period and a bunch of Web 2.0 sites lost avatars, images and other items on their sites.
The SEC said that employees of Oracle's India unit structured transactions with the government to allow distributors to hold $2.2 million in "unauthorized side funds."
SAP's purchase of TomorrowNow in 2005 sounded like a great idea: Undercut Oracle on support and squeeze your biggest rival. And then came Oracle's lawsuit.
ChaCha is a search engine that relies on human guides to carry the experience.
Design thinking, an innovation process that revolves around having empathy for a user, has been touted by enterprise software vendors. Here's a look at some of the moving parts.