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Salesforce.com links up with SAP in latest CRM release

17 Jul 2006

Article -  The Summer '06 release features new mobile CRM functionality, service entitlements and a connector to SAP's R/3 back end.

Report finds SAP winning war with Oracle

18 Apr 2006

Article -  A new report from Forrester Research finds that SAP has the edge in its longstanding battle with Oracle.

CRM SaaS vendors moving to mobile

26 Jul 2006

Article -  On-demand CRM vendors are extending their functionality into mobile applications, and though they can be a good fit for some, there's still a need for mobile platforms.

Microsoft, SAP to release Mendocino as Duet, unveil Web site

02 May 2006

Article -  Microsoft and SAP are unveiling the jointly developed Mendocino project as Duet and went live with Duet.com to explain the details.

Gartner predicts next phase of Oracle, SAP acquisitions

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28 Sep 2006

Article -  Gartner's lead Oracle analyst names the types of technologies that longtime rivals Oracle and SAP are likely to acquire next.

SAP's entry muddles the hosted market

02 Feb 2006

Article -  SAP, CRM, on-demand, SaaS, software as a service, hosted, customer relationship management, Siebel, Oracle, Salesforce.com, NetSuite, RightNow

SAP releases customer service module for SaaS CRM

26 Sep 2006

Article -  Following up on earlier releases of marketing and sales, SAP today released the customer service portion of its on-demand CRM package.

SAP buys Praxis, builds out e-commerce, CRM

10 Jul 2006

Article -  SAP is filling a gap in its Business One software for small businesses by adding e-commerce capabilities for Web-based sales.

SAP acknowledges barrier to mySAP CRM implementations

14 Feb 2006

Article -  SAP customers have purchased licenses for mySAP CRM, but many found the software too unwieldy to deploy, according to SAP CRM executive Pat Bakey.

SAP loses ground to Oracle, sees stock fall

19 Jul 2006

Article -  SAP's stock price dropped as much as 10% last week on news that the software vendor lost market share to archrival Oracle Corp. and will miss its earnings target.