Relocation packages for executives are always interesting. Given the way Steve Elop, former president of the Microsoft Business Division soaked Microsoft for $6.5 million to pay for his house when he left after two years with the company, what Hugo Dorph got from Herndon, Va.-based Deltek is certainly modest. But it’s still interesting. Read more...

Edgewater Technology, which owns Dynamics reseller Fullscope, has handed out a 25-percent raise in base salary to its chief financial officer. CFO Timothy R. Oakes pay for this year is $250,000, up from $200,000 in 2010. That represents a bigger portion of compensation than at bigger companies since Fullscope doesn’t have as much to hand out in equity awards. Its last trade yesterday was $2.86 per share. Also most of the company’s named executives received no bonuses in 2008 and 2009. Oakes became CFO in 2009.

FinancialForce.com has launched FinancialForce SRP, a Services Resource Planning product. It combines Salesforce CRM, with professional services automation and accounting. The 526-word press release may set a record for buzzwords and puffery and other than being built on the Force.com platform, it seems to do a lot of the things you’d expect from the applications. Read more...

Deltek has trotted out Deltek Connect for Microsoft Outlook which is now compatible with Outlook 2010. Connect integrates the Microsoft application with Deltek’s Vision, Costpoint and GovWin CRM. Connect was developed in partnership with InvisibleCRM, which writes a variety of integration tools for Outlook and Windows.