News and Analysis (15671)
INFOR GETS CO-PRESIDENT
- Thursday, 19 April 2012
- News and Analysis
- Written by mark
Infor has named Stephen Scholl, formerly CEO of Lawson Software, as co-president. The move follows this month's merger of Lawson with Infor. The man he joins in the presidential role is Duncan Angove and both are veterans of Oracle, as is their boss, Infor CEO Charles Phillips.
CRM SVP RITTER LEAVES SAGE?
- Wednesday, 18 April 2012
- News and Analysis
- Written by mark
Word in the channel is that Larry Ritter, SVP and GM for Sage CRM Solutions, has left the company after eight years. In that position, Ritter was responsible for Act. Since there has been a public post on a LinkedIn group and comments from more than one source that says this is confirmed, I'll treat this fact since I don't have Ritter's contact information.
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BLYTHECO CARRYING INSIDEVIEW
- Wednesday, 18 April 2012
- News and Analysis
- Written by mark
The product line for top Sage reseller Blytheco is significantly expanding. After taking on SugarCRM and announcing it will soon market a cloud-based financial application, the Laguna Hills, Calif.-based operation has started carrying InsideView and HubSpot. This is in line with a statement this month by CEO Steve Blythe that he wants his revenue mix to go from 60 percent ERP and 30 percent CRM to 50 percent CRM and 40 percent ERP.
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NOT WAITING FOR BIG GUYS' CLOUDS
- Tuesday, 17 April 2012
- News and Analysis
- Written by mark
SAP NORTH AMERICAN PREZ OUT
- Monday, 16 April 2012
- News and Analysis
- Written by mark
SAP said execution issues cut into its North American results for the first quarter ended March 31. Software revenue was off by 7 percent in constant currencies for the Americas region. In a conference call held Friday, SAP's co-CEOs William McDermott and Jim Hagemann-Snabe said that swift action had been taken. "We adjusted leadership where we needed to," said McDermott.
CDC SOFTWARE GOES PRIVATE
- Monday, 16 April 2012
- News and Analysis
- Written by mark
The life of CDC Software as a publicly held and reporting company is over. The company, which had its public offering in September 2009, has been taken private following purchase of a controlling interest by Vista Equity Partners. This ends a chapter, too complicated to relate here, in the life of the organization that owns Ross ERP and the Pivotal CRM line.
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SAP SPENDS BIG ON DATABASES
- Friday, 13 April 2012
- News and Analysis
- Written by mark
SAP is putting millions into promoting its Hana in-memory database platform and in seeding startups to develop for that technology. The company intends to establish a $155 million venture fund for ISVs and to pump another $337 million incentive for customers to move to Hana.
EPICOR TOOLS GO SAAS
- Thursday, 12 April 2012
- News and Analysis
- Written by mark
Epicor has made its eMarketing and eSurvey tools available in SaaS form. EMarketing is designed for delivering newsletters, email marketing campaigns, and marketing automation. Epicor eSurveys, an enterprise survey platform, provides real-time, Web-based reporting and analysis. eSurveys creates a hyperlink for each survey, so that questions can be delivered via email, embedded in a Web site, and integrated into social media tools. Tools include crosstabs, charts, statistical reports and analytics of open-ended questions. The two products can operate as standalone tools or can integrate with other Epicor applications that utilize Epicor Service Connect, an integration platform.
SAGE VAR EXPANDS HOSTING
- Thursday, 12 April 2012
- News and Analysis
- Written by mark
Stan Kania, who owns Sage reseller Software Link, has expanded the hosting program that is being provided through another of his companies, MyownASP.com. The Alpharetta, Ga.-based operation has begun a partner program via which Sage resellers can receive recurring revenue on products hosted by Kania’s business.
SAGE PRICE HIKE BOOSTS SALES
- Thursday, 12 April 2012
- News and Analysis
- Written by mark
Customers appear to have taken advantage of the "buy-before-prices-go-up" message from Sage's channel members last month. As explained by resellers, Sage boosted the cost of two pricing plans—one per module and the other user pricing—by 20 percent on April 1. The reason for the increase was to make the new subscription pricing more palatable was the explanation I got from one dealer.
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