ERP SOFTWARE
IBM hardware for JD Edwards
Posted under ERP SOFTWARE on Monday, 13 December 2010 by admin
IBM is offering a i 520 Solution Edition for Oracle's JD Edwards EnterpriseOne for customers with under a hundred seats.
The package will offer as asset lifecycle, customer relationship, financial, human capital, project, supplier and supply chain management (RFID support)
Hardware...
Sage want to join the acquisition race
Posted under ERP SOFTWARE on Friday, 29 October 2010 by admin
Interesting article from the times online broker team they are pushing SAGE as a great stock to purchase for a potential takeover.
The reason they have got so excited is Sage has always had the reputation of a minor player within the back office vendor market now that Sage has bought...
The future of Software?
Posted under ERP SOFTWARE on Friday, 29 October 2010 by admin
Salesforce.com CEO Marc Benioff was talking at the alwayson seminar at stanford his thoughts for the future of software are
Multi-tenancy 99.9 + at < 300 milliseconds per transaction Scalability–1 to 10,000 users on the same instance Easy meta-customization transcends...
Lean manufacturing with a ERP system?
Posted under ERP SOFTWARE on Monday, 11 October 2010 by admin
The realities of modern business mean that lean manufacturing and ERP software initiatives usually start in different parts of a company, and often for quite different reasons. The lean manufacturing camp wants to strip out elements from the process, whether that is excess stock, parts...
Microsoft Exchange, SharePoint SaaS release
Posted under ERP SOFTWARE on Thursday, 30 September 2010 by admin
Microsoft has rolled out SaaS functionality for SharePoint and Exchange, as part of their Software plus service strategy for SMB companies with under 5,000 Microsoft seats.
General availability of both the Exchange and SharePoint hosted services is planned for the second half of 2008. The new...
Netsuite IPO announced
Posted under ERP SOFTWARE on Friday, 3 September 2010 by admin
After months of speculation NetSuite announced they are going for an IPO.
The company’s history is that they began as the small business division of Oracle ,around 2000 NetSuite licensed the Oracle brand and introduced its Oracle Small Business Suite.
The affiliation with Oracle was a...
Oracle Middleware on course
Posted under ERP SOFTWARE on Sunday, 29 August 2010 by admin
Oracle has announced that 26,000 customers are now using Oracle middleware which will help the transition to Oracle Fusion. They have been hacking away since 2001 and claim to be the fastest growing middleware players.
Project Fusion is Oracle's plan to create an integrated suite of...
New Office Lingo
Posted under ERP SOFTWARE on Sunday, 29 August 2010 by admin
Here are some great new terms being used in the uk at the moment.
A list of new office jargon:
The two CC's (credit crunch and current climate)
Clocking real mileage (a really strong idea)
A high altitude view (taking a step back)
Reaching the blue ocean of success (reaching a...
SAP buyers:IBM|Microsoft|Google?
Posted under ERP SOFTWARE on Sunday, 29 August 2010 by admin
Hasso Plattner, of SAP is open to chatting to suitors for a possible merger or buyout saying : “There are only three potential buyers: IBM,Microsoft and Google of all companies. I don’t see anyone else. If shareholders think that a combination, and not independence, is better, then it...
Netsuite SaaS response to Salesforce
Posted under ERP SOFTWARE on Sunday, 29 August 2010 by admin
NetSuite has released SuiteBundler; this will give solution providers the power to create industry-specific vertical solutions on NetSuite in a repeatable fashion.
The verticals Netsuite has focussed on are
Flooring Distribution and Services – Epiphany, Inc.
Audio-Visual Services –...
