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The system that was supposed to help it save money instead turned out to be a complete failure.
Despite ERP Costs, SMBs Keep at It
An IDC study finds that companies are underestimating the costs of maintenance, upgrades, user training and extending systems to work with those of business partners and suppliers.
SAP, Intel Forge Xeon-Powered All-in-One Servers
The servers, designed for midmarket companies, go the extra mile to being self-contained solutions by baking in Novell SUSE.
Workday Acquires Cape Clear
Workday will add on-demand integration capabilities to its portfolio of middleware products.
TomorrowNows Fate Wont Ruin Third-Party App Support
Third-party app support won't fail despite TomorrowNow's legal struggles, observers say.
Oracles Ellison Provides Fusion Apps Overview
CEO Larry Ellison says the Fusion Applications will be both on-demand and on-premise software.
Oracle to Add Enterprise 2.0 Features to Fusion
Oracle sees Enterprise 2.0 features as a potential differentiator for its Fusion Middleware products.
Oracle Extends Application Integration Architecture
Oracle's Application Integration Architecture lets developers build composite applications.
HP Expands into IT Governance Space
Business and regulatory demands fuel the growing sector.
SAP Promises Stable Road Map for MySAP ERP
The company says there will be no upgrades to its next-generation ERP suite for the next five years only enhancement packages.
SAP Foresees Scant Interest in On-Demand ERP
SAP sees little need to offer a full suite of enterprise resource planning applications on the software-as-a-service model even though it plans to market additional on-demand modules beyond its current CRM offerings.
To Host or Not to Host: Is That Microsofts Big Question?
Microsoft & CRM Live& and & ERP Live& may not take the hosted-application shape that many company watchers, partners and customers expect. Instead, Microsoft may go for business mashups as the crux of its software-as-a-service push.
Microsoft Plays SAAS Catch-Up
Microsoft lays the foundation for software as a service with Dynamics.
Golden Gate Capital to Acquire Geac
Golden Gate intends to break Geac into two separate entities and fold them into other companies.
Hosting Space Gains ERP Duo
A group of smaller, more nimble ERP companies are breaking into the hosting game in an effort to give midsize businesses the same tools that traditionally have been available only to large enterprises.
ERP System Solves Schukras Growth Bid
Case Study: The maker of auto seat parts sought faster systems processes, reduced manual tasks.
CMS Helps Car-Parts Maker Schedule for Accuracy
CMS' solution gives Victor Manufacturing much-needed control of its material requirements planning system.