Enterprise Applications

SAP Who? Inside One of SAP’s Smallest ERP Customer Success Stories

Artisan Hardwood Floors, a 37-employee company in Central Texas, doesn't look like a typical SAP buyer. But its decision to purchase SAP, and its experience so far, illustrates the promise and peril for SAP and rivals Oracle and Microsoft as the

Finding Out What’s Wrong With the New Facebook (With a Little Help From My Friends)

ERP Lessons from Rich People Who Stink at Golf

How to Overcome the Obstacles to Mobile Enterprise Apps

There's help, and some tools, for IT departments challenged with taking enterprise departments wirelessn

Free BlackBerry Apps: Five Can’t Miss Software Downloads

These five great free BlackBerry applications can help you stay up to date on news, keep in touch with colleagues and friends, communicate with social networking contacts and instantly diagnose the "health" of your handset.

Attn Travelers: Buy a BlackBerry, Get 4,000 American Airlines AAdvantage Miles

How Vivek Kundra fought government waste one Google App at a time

The Washington D.C. government is migrating its 38,000 employees over to Gmail and Google Apps, which it plans to use for document sharing, spreadsheets and as a wiki. Here's a look at how and why, from cost to continuity.

Four Non-Obvious Things Pink Floyd Can Teach Your Team

BlackBerry Users Get Expanded Enterprise IM on New Microsoft OCS 2007 Support

From SAP ERP Software to Saving the World: Catching Up with Shai Agassi

Shai Agassi's rise to SAP's executive board was fast and furious. But his resignation in 2007 and his bold plan to rid the world of its dependence on oil have been equally abrupt. In this Q&A, Agassi speaks with CIO.com about his reason