Articles about Erp

Insight exec: Order-delaying ERP 'teething problems' now fixed

UK software upgrade left us sitting on a pile of returns - customers

Oracle partners drool over juicy £750m ERP framework

Who said days of mega tenders are over? Not the FCO!

Microsoft bigs up future edition of its ERP software

Dynamics AX 6 ready to grind

Oracle to munch ERP competitor?

Today's menu: Lawson small potatoes

Sage ERP X3, Demo

Whitepaper: Issues for CEOs and CFOs; Sage ERP X3 responses.

Sage ERP X3 Keeps Camp for Disabled Kids Running Smoothly

Whitepaper: Sage ERP X3 Case Study

Microsoft offers SMEs cash to use Dynamics ERP software

Microsoft has responded to NetSuite's recent reseller commissions sweetener by offering an MS Dynamics honey pot to customers of its ERP (enterprise resource planning) rival. Earlier this month NetSuite, which is a web-based biz accounting applications vendor majority-owned by Oracle, offered US channel partners commissions …

Salesforce boots SAP from customer-wrangling software top slot

Software-as-a-service provider Salesforce has beaten on-premises incumbents to become the biggest provider of customer relationship management (CRM) software. CRM software is used to organise and automate customer service, marketing and sales. Marc Benioff’s company stole the number-one spot from SAP last year, beating the …

Cloud firm wafts out white label ERP for small biz

Seven years work for £30 a head

Datel: Reseller growing faster than its vendor master Sage

Gobbles record orders, belches, loosens waistcoat

MS Dynamics in ERP tech land grab

Microsoft plans to fold four new technologies into its Dynamics AX resource planning software platform, after acquiring a quartet of small companies. The vendor announced yesterday it had bought a handful of "industry solutions" that it said would bulk out its MS Dynamics AX product that's aimed at the enterprise market. …

Brit software chef Sage unimpressed by French performance

Brit accountancy software biz Sage ground out a relatively decent set of fiscal 2012 financial results as it moves towards more cloud-based sales. Organic revenues from continuing operations went up two per cent year on year to £1.34bn and profit before tax edged up just one per cent to £334m. CEO Guy Berruyer described the …

K3 Business Technology Group no longer for sale

Offers on table weren't up to much

'I still get on the phone for a $5k deal' - NetSuite CEO's anti-SAP mission

Interview Big cheese spells out tough world of Salesforce and other enterprise tech rivals

Arrow tightens belt yet another notch, vows to shed $75m in costs in 2013

Sales flat, profits come tumbling down in Q1

Former Gov.UK sweetheart Logica evaporates after CGI swills it down

London Stock Exchange to rub out its name this week

Novell cuts ERP outsource deal

Inks partnership with ACS

Insight Enterprises operating profits tumble down back of sofa

Costs, sales blamed as execs grope beneath cushions

Insight Enterprises EMEA president Fenton quits

Longest handover in channel history as successor sought

Software and services firm K3 reports descent in profits

Acquisition-hungry seller puts self on block

IT box'n'services floggers to learn coding as biz want apps

K3 chatted up as admirers open their wallets

Microsoft exec: 'Cloud a half-trillion dollar biz by 2020'

Ingram Micro gets 'negative' mark for risky Brightpoint slurp

SAP goes modular on ERP

Fujitsu hugs SAP, says it's all about solutions now

There's more to cloud computing than just hosting

Insight biz tremor topples EMEA operating profits

Cisco, Citrix link arms for VDI partner push

Oracle ponies up $2.1bn for Acme Packet to bully its way into unified comms

If Oracle sees a good idea and a pile of money sitting underneath it, and that idea is adjacent to something Oracle is already doing, then cofounder and CEO Larry Ellison gets out a bigger pile of money and pounces. And that is precisely what Oracle has done with its first big deal of 2013 as it snaps up unified communications …