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.
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Sasan Goodarzi, CEO of Intuit, said sales growth was driven by its small business and self-employed group.
McAfee was spun out from Intel in a deal with TPG. TPG owns 51 percent of McAfee and Intel retains 49 percent. McAfee CTO Steve Grobman said the company will be more agile going forward.
IBM CEO Sam Palmisano doesn't talk publicly all that often, but when he brings a little heat. He said IBM's earnings will double in 2015; mocked Oracle and IT consumerization and said the company will continue spend $20 billion on acquisitions over the next 5 years.
QuickBooks Enterprise is likely to give IT buyers leverage against incumbent Sage, which will also battle Salesforce.com in Europe.
Should Workplace by Facebook boost employee engagement and connect frontline workers, the company is likely to add more enterprise customers.
Salesforce unveils Chatter, the industry's first cloud-based enterprise social collaboration application and platform. Take a look and see how it works.
MongoDB, a play on big data, said it will use the additional funding---the largest round for any database vendor---to invest in the MongoDB project and its management suite.
Under the new version, CA is allowing Nimsoft Monitor Snap to be free for up to 30 monitored devices.