Category ERP

Oracle Earnings Grow; Ellison Blasts SAP

Though some observers had worried Oracle was in trouble after some disappointing second quarter results, Oracle stormed back in the third quarter to prove its naysayers wrong. Oracle reported its third quarter fiscal 2012 financial results late Tuesday, reporting revenues…

Infor Connects ERP with Salesforce.com CRM

Only a few months into its partnership with Salesforce.com, business software provider Infor has released Inforce Everywhere, an application built on Salesforce’s Force.com platform that links Infor ERP data with Salesforce CRM. According to Infor, Inforce Everywhere keeps core CRM…

SAP Offering More Cloud Choices

SAP has taken knocks for being too slow to market with software-as-a-service applications. In 2008 when SAP slowed its efforts to bring its Business ByDesign cloud solution to market, saying it needed more time to get the product just right,…

Latest Version of OpenERP Includes Social Features

OpenERP, a Belgium-based provider of open source ERP, has announced the release of version 6.1, an upgrade meant to help businesses boost their productivity. According to the company, the release features 85 new applications, including a touchscreen point-of-sale, kanban views…

NetSuite Q4 Earnings Show Move Upmarket for SaaS ERP

Software-as-a-service has generally been an easier sell for smaller companies that cannot spare large capital outlays, don’t employ big IT staffs and/or have fewer worries about integrating SaaS systems with existing on-premise software. A recent Aberdeen Group study found deployment…

SAP v Oracle: Battle of the ERP Giants

Ali versus Frazier, Hearns versus Leonard, the list of iconic rivalries is long. And SAP ERP versus Oracle ERP is right up there among them. While others are alive and kicking in the ERP space, and upstarts with cloud-based systems…