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Siebel beats the SOA drum, threatens SAP
On the verge of merging with Oracle, Siebel Systems announced plans to launch new tools that join Web services with CRM component customization and business processes. Article | 26 Oct 2005
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Siebel -- The end of an era
As Siebel CustomerWorld drew to a close, so too did Siebel itself, but Oracle's president was on hand to assure customers. Article | 20 Oct 2005
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As acquisition looms, Siebel continues development
While the leader in the CRM market will likely be acquired in a few months, that hasn't stopped Siebel executives from promising development -- and answering questions. Article | 18 Oct 2005
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Dashboards -- Not just for executives
New customization features are making dashboard technology more common in cubicles -- not just corner offices. Article | 10 Oct 2005
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PeopleSoft upgrades come with Oracle pledge of continued support
Despite some continuing criticism of Project Fusion, Oracle executives were out in force yesterday pledging long-term support for two new PeopleSoft supply chain management apps. Article | 06 Oct 2005
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About SearchCRM.com's 2005 CRM Products of the Year Awards
Here you'll general information about SearchCRM.com's 2005 Products of the Year Awards. Article | 30 Sep 2005
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Ellison promises verticals, open standards
CEO Larry Ellison's OpenWorld keynote speech included ambitious plans for vertical offerings, open standards, BI and automation. Article | 22 Sep 2005
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Siebel deal leaves CRM users wondering
In the wake of the news that Oracle intends to purchase Siebel for $5.85 billion, Siebel's customers are left to wonder about the long-term future of their applications. Article | 14 Sep 2005
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Oracle-Siebel: The competition reacts
Today's announcement that Oracle will purchase Siebel Systems for $5.85 billion brought swift reaction from its CRM competition. Article | 12 Sep 2005
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Oracle to buy CRM juggernaut Siebel
Oracle will become the world's largest provider of customer relationship management software once it completes this $5.85 billion deal. Article | 12 Sep 2005