Blackbaud says Bradley J. Holman, EVP and president of its international business unit, will leave the company on December 31. The Charleston, S.C.-based nonprofit software company said Holman will assist with the transition of his responsibilities. Based in the Sydney area of Australia, Holman joined Blackbaud in November 2010. Before his tenure at Blackbaud, Holman was president of Travelport's Asia Pacific operations from 2006 through March 2010 and was SVP of Airline Services for the Asia Pacific in 2005 and 2006.

Infor has introduced cloud-based offerings for the public sector and retail markets. The new  products include Infor CloudSuite Public Sector for civic and government institutions and Infor CloudSuite Retail. Infor has previously brought to market offerings for Automotive, Aerospace & Defense, Business Management, Industrial Manufacturing and Healthcare. Delivered via Amazon Web Services, Public Sector is described being able to provide customized solutions for each civic, government or public organization.

Spurred by a 116-percent increase in IFRS cloud subscription and support revenue, SAP produced a 17-percent increase in revenue for the third quarter ended September 30. The numbers released reflect preliminary results with the final figures coming on October 20. The preliminary results do not include net income. For the most recently ended quarter, revenue was roughly $5.7 billion. That was up 10 percent in constant currencies and also 17 percent on a non-IFRS basis.