ERP: March 2011

Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) software and solutions. - Archive for March 2011

Microsoft technology is at the heart of new ERP and sales force automation products from Infor and CDC Software.

A cost comparison between on-premise, SaaS, and hosted ERP.

Veryant's isCOBOL Evolve helped the company to continue programming in COBOL to modernize its ERP application.

Speculators are betting that the Infor-Lawson merger talks could soon get a little more interesting.

The new program drops joining fees, provides free training, marketing support and a copy of NetSuite.

The company acquires TTD Enterprises LLC, a Microsoft Dynamics ERP consulting firm.

Open source ERP vendor OpenERP has launched an online apps library with more than 1,000 free applications.

Third-quarter revenues grow at Oracle, thanks in part to strong apps performance.

MIE Trak v10.6 helps manufacturing companies boost operating profits.

Oracle benefits from the sale of new software licenses.

Why are enterprise work systems so painful?

The University of Jordan will provide specialized workshops to train and qualify students on Microsoft Dynamics Axapta ERP.

Infor recruiting development staff after successful Q3.

The new storefront platform fully interoperates with online services for Microsoft Dynamics ERP.

The strategic partnership will offer AvaTax for SYSPRO.

A merger between the two ERP companies could place them third behind SAP and Oracle, according to Gartner.

Lawson Software has received an offer of around $1.84 billion.

Customers need to read the contracts they sign.

Epicor positions itself as offering the best of both worlds.

EASE 1.5 offers better authentication and security for Enterprise-Wide Applications running on Apple iOS Devices.