Enterprise Applications

Super Bowl XLIII: Tech Vendors Pass on $3 Million Ad Spots

Every Super Bowl has some splashy TV ads, but don't look for many this year from tech vendors. The gloomy economy is keeping even the tech giants on the Super Bowl sidelines. At the same time, Nortel and Satyam's recent fumbles have affecte

Open Source ERP Applications: They’re Real and They’re Spectacular

Microsoft “SkyMarket”: Not a Cheesy Airline Catalog, a New Mobile App Store

SaaS Success: Four Recent Deals Show It’s Working for Davids and Goliaths

Five Changes Microsoft Must Do — Or Die

GE CIO Gets His Head in the Cloud for New SaaS Supply Chain App

Think a SaaS application can't handle GE's massive supply chain needs, including how to manage $55 billion in spending with suppliers? GE's CIO has already proven you wrong. One more thing: He's liking Google Docs, too.

The Case Against Cloud Computing, Part One

The case against cloud computing being ready for the enterprise centers around issues of migration, compliance, management, SLAs and cost. In this multi-part-series, we'll examine the key arguments -- and pick them apart.

BlackBerry Gets a ‘Lil IBM Lotus Love: New Collaboration, Developer Tools Due in ’09

United Nations’ SAP ERP Rollout: High Profile and High Risk

As RIM Seeks New Apps for BlackBerry Application Storefront, Memory Problem Looms