News: September 2010

Industry and product news on CRM, Business Intelligence, ERP, supply chain management, and other enterprise applications. - Archive for September 2010

The open source CRM vendor plans an easier development environment and native mobile apps, but users will have to pay for them.

he company has announced its Impact 360 Text Analytics solution.

Tips for Creating and using SearchDummy Fields for CRM records search.

Karmasphere survey results reveals insights into the speed of Hadoop adoption and usage trends.

SonarVision On Demand is a new addition to the company's workforce planning and analytics suite.

The company's acquisition of the live chat provider increases its service automation components.

The application and data integration specialist claims to make it easy for users to integrate apps with Salesforce's cloud CRM service.

Microsoft adds improved management facilities to its online services suite for cloud computing customers.

The new solutions expand the company's Business Execution (BizX) Suite

The release extends the SAP Customer Relationship Management (CRM) application to BlackBerry users.

Clarification is needed about the difference between customer and employee social interactions.

The SaaS solution offers access to Microsoft Dynamics CRM from RIM, Windows Mobile, and Apple mobile devices.

Sorry about this -- but since the Apple iPad has moved the tablet form factor to the forefront you now need to develop a strategy for tablet …

Health care providers can comply with the US health care bill by using SAS Analytics.

New business intelligence (BI) solutions offer access to data that individuals and small businesses can use. IT Professionals not required.

A new survey reveals that U.S. companies lag behind most of the rest of the world in embracing social media and content-sharing tools …

The company's iPad application offers full access to its business intelligence (BI) solution.

Choosing a basic and inexpensive CRM solution for your small business can be tempting but remember to plan for future growth and needs.

The prairie state leads charge to private cloud, signs up for Microsoft-hosted unified communications and collaboration services.

Highly optimized and integrated systems promise to deliver powerful and complex business analytics.