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HP wanted to offload Autonomy on SAP, says SAP co-chief

Updated But German software firm was 'never seriously interested'

Brit SAP house G3 Global slurps 2e2's SAP house

Diagonal moves from Morse to 2e2... to an SME in Weybridge

Salesforce boots SAP from customer-wrangling software top slot

SaaS outsold on-premises in 2012, says Gartner

SAP IT selects IBM DB2 as strategic database platform for internal business systems

Whitepaper: The efficiency of the new IBM DB2 solution

Optimizing SAP applications with Micro Focus quality solutions

Whitepaper: Go live with confidence

Rock-solid reliability

Whitepaper: with SAP Banking applications on IBM zEnterprise

Nearly 90% of SAP customers find its cloud pricing confusing

SAP users don't understand the software giant's cloud pricing and more than half think the firm is not offering enough incentives to move online. Eighty per cent of customers don't understand how to upgrade from SAP's on-premises suites to its On Demand offerings or how to combine the two, according to research by the UK and …

SAP plans HANA education push to channel partners

SAP is planning a serious education push to the channel about its super-fast Business Suite based around its HANA in-memory database software, which will be the basis for all of the company's future apps and development projects. "This is going to be an ongoing process," Ken Tsai, VP of HANA product marketing, told The Register …

SAP vows to unravel user snarl-up over software licensing

Survey shows misery and despair among customers

SAP happy enough, despite lack of massive lawsuit win this year

McDermott boasts of huge bulge into the cloud

Oracle in new bid to wring cash out of SAP in piracy spat

Oracle has started its attempt to wring more than $306m in damages from SAP in the drawn-out TomorrowNow copyright infringement lawsuit. The warring software firms have been at each other's throats for the last five years, and will be bickering on for another year or two as Oracle filed to appeal the last agreed damages in the …

SAP bruiser Itelligence gobbles rival Blueprint

Preposterously named SAP reseller Itelligence UK has swallowed rival Blueprint Management Systems (BMS) for an undisclosed sum. German-owned Itelligence has set its sights on becoming SAP's biggest Brit bruiser and the buy up of BMS adds a chunk of business intelligence and data warehousing revenues to the top line. "Our UK …

SAP to bung Oracle at least $306m in software piracy row

But Larry's eyes are still on a $1.3bn prize

Cabinet Office: We've cut taxpayers' SAP and Microsoft bills

Tearful giants face starvation on < £300m this year

'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

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

Welcomes users after saying goodbye to boss

SAP trousers €1bn quarter in software sales, fumbles profit

Prelims are best ever but net income can't keep up

Report: SAP exec charged with $1,000 LEGO bar-code caper

eBay sales claimed

Oracle demands retrial in SAP slurp spat

Snubs paltry $272m payout, wants full $1.3bn in damages

SAP fluffs up cloud biz with $3.4bn buy

SuccessFactors HR loveliness

SAP, EMC and VMware in 3-way cloud orgy

SAP buys secure login tech

SAP to sit enterprise offering on Amazon clouds

SAP ordered to pay Oracle $1.3bn

Oracle demands another $211.6m from SAP

SAP legal u-turn delivers new HP boss for Monday start

SAP lays down $5.8bn for Sybase

SAP Q2 sales up 12% despite gloomy Euro market

Infosys gobbles Lodestone for £218m

Software AG attempts to barge aboard crowded Cloud bandwagon

Software AG is late to the cloud computing party - but Europe’s second largest maker of on-premises enterprise software has vowed to “get it right”. Daren Roos, chief operating officer at the German giant, told The Reg: “We will deliver something that works. We are committed to doing a proper cloud.” And to prove it, he …