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  • Oracle upgrades PeopleSoft CRM

    With the release of PeopleSoft CRM 9, Oracle is following through on its pledge to continue enhancing PeopleSoft products.  Article | 14 Aug 2006

  • SAP loses ground to Oracle, sees stock fall

    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.  Article | 19 Jul 2006

  • Microsoft to go Live with on-demand CRM

    Microsoft will make its CRM product available on demand, company officials announced today.  Article | 11 Jul 2006

  • SAP buys Praxis, builds out e-commerce, CRM

    SAP is filling a gap in its Business One software for small businesses by adding e-commerce capabilities for Web-based sales.  Article | 10 Jul 2006

  • Microsoft reshuffles CRM, BI

    Restructuring continued in Redmond, as Microsoft said it is bringing its CRM development team under the Office group.  Article | 29 Jun 2006

  • Oracle buys Portal, beats Street

    Oracle has finalized the purchase of Portal Software and posted its earnings for the last financial quarter.  Article | 27 Jun 2006

  • NetSuite to sell on-demand CRM, ERP at CompUSA

    A new arrangement will bring on-demand software to the retail sector as both CompUSA and NetSuite target SMBs.  Article | 27 Jun 2006

  • Salesforce.com reaches into the PRM market

    With the release of Partnerforce, Salesforce.com is adding to its CRM offerings with a tool to manage relationships with channel partners and resellers.  Article | 26 Jun 2006

  • CRM jobs in demand in tight market

    CIOs are hiring, but for very specific purposes -- and according to a new survey, it's likely they'll have to up the ante in order to get the very best talent.  Article | 21 Jun 2006

  • What will be Bill Gates' IT legacy?

    High-tech executives have differing opinions on how the Microsoft icon will be remembered in terms of his contribution to IT.  Article | 20 Jun 2006

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