Enterprise Software

Infor Introduces Infor10: Next Wave Of Enterprise Software

Features a consumer-grade user experience, industry-specific software applications and Infor10 ION Suite

Global Enterprise Software Mkt Reached $245 Bn In 2010

Enterprise software revenue showed growth of 8.5%, says Gartner.

Realcom Connects MS Entertainment & Devices Product Teams

The AskMe implementation will create a virtual world in which individuals, teams and groups can meet and interact.

Fundamental Changes In Software Use To Affect All Markets, Vendors

According to Gartner, all geographies will feel the impact of the slowdown in software spending by some degree in the fourth quarter of 2008 through 2009.

Oracle List Prices Shift: Don't Panic

Factors such as dollar devaluation, renewed competition from SAP, and market assertiveness appear to have played a big role in Oracle's new pricing strategy.

Microsoft enterprise products to get costlier in UK after pound falls

Microsoft Corp said it will be increasing pricing for its enterprise software and cloud services in the UK in the wake of the sterling's plunge since Britons voted to leave the EU.

NetSuite deal will help Oracle gain cloud clout

Oracle Corp said on Thursday it would buy NetSuite Inc for about $9.3 billion, a deal that gives it a bigger share in the fast-growing cloud computing business and also means a big payday for billionaire Larry Ellison.

BlackBerry aims for enterprise software sales growth in India by partnering with HCL Infosystems

Bogged down by disappointing smartphone sales, Canadian smartphone and enterprise software maker BlackBerry has partnered with HCL Infosystems as the national distributor of its enterprise products and solutions in India

BlackBerry cuts 200 jobs in Ontario and Florida to trim costs

BlackBerry Ltd is cutting 200 jobs at its hometown headquarters in Ontario and in Florida in order to trim costs, it said, as the smartphone maker moves to turn around its fortunes and put more emphasis on its enterprise software business.

ISVs still find monetizing their software challenging; compliance a primary concern

Enterprise software consumers expressed their frustration with traditional, rigid software licensing, packaging and delivery options.