Showing posts with label software. Show all posts
Showing posts with label software. Show all posts

Wednesday, December 09, 2009

The FASTForward Blog, 09.12.2009: Measuring the Business Value of Enterprise 2.0, Using Enterprise 2.0

The FASTForward Blog, 09.12.2009: Measuring the Business Value of Enterprise 2.0, Using Enterprise 2.0
by Joe McKendrick: "Enterprises are working with a lot of new promising technologies and methodologies, everything from cloud computing to user-driven mashups to social networking and service oriented architecture. The question is, how can managers effectively measure the benefits they’re getting from new deployments?"

Friday, December 04, 2009

cmswatch.com, 02.12.2009: Trends: Content Technology Vendor Map - 2010

cmswatch.com, 02.12.2009: Trends: Content Technology Vendor Map - 2010
Tony Byrne: "We've just updated our 'Content Technology Vendor Map' for 2010. The overall landscape has changed only a little -- most notably Interwoven and Vignette now go away as separate stops. And in their place we've been able to add some additional vendors. These remain very dynamic marketplaces."

Wednesday, November 18, 2009

InfoWorld, 16.11.2009: InfoWorld's top 10 emerging enterprise technologies

InfoWorld, 16.11.2009: InfoWorld's top 10 emerging enterprise technologies
by InfoWorld staff: "2009's up-and-coming technologies for business that will have the greatest impact in years to come"

Sunday, November 15, 2009

The Forrester Wave™, 12.11.2009: Enterprise Content Management Suites, Q4 2009 - Forrester Research

The Forrester Wave™, 12.11.2009: Enterprise Content Management Suites, Q4 2009 - Forrester Research
by Stephen Powers et.al.: "In Forrester's 70-criteria evaluation of eight enterprise content management (ECM) suite vendors, we found that IBM, Oracle, EMC, and Open Text lead due to breadth and depth of functionality and a continued focus on end-to-end ECM needs. Strong Performer Microsoft lacks depth in certain areas of ECM, with a focus on business content rather than transactional or persuasive, but its lighter footprint and collaboration functionality continue to give it market momentum. Other Strong Performers include Hyland Software — traditionally focused on imaging and archiving but expanding into records management and workflow — and HP, which has leveraged its 2008 TOWER Software acquisition and offers document management, imaging, and records. Finally, Contender Alfresco Software, with an open source offering, lacks overall ECM suite breadth, but it's gained traction with enterprises looking for an ECM alternative with a lower-cost entry point."

Monday, November 02, 2009

Gartner Research, 15.10.2009: Magic Quadrant for Enterprise Content Management

Gartner Research, 15.10.2009: Magic Quadrant for Enterprise Content Management
by Toby Bell et.al.: "Enterprises consider ECM as both a strategy to deal with all types of content and a set of software products with capabilities for managing the entire content life cycle. They want ECM solutions to help them run, grow and transform their businesses."

Friday, October 16, 2009

InfoWorld, 26.08.2009: Enterprise social software spurs connections

InfoWorld, 26.08.2009: Enterprise social software spurs connections
by Mike Heck: "The InfoWorld Test Center reveals the strengths and weaknesses of blogging, wiki, and community solutions from CubeTree, Jive, Socialtext, and Telligent"

Saturday, November 22, 2008

ReadWriteWeb, 21.11.2008: Is SaaS Cheaper Than Licensed Software?

ReadWriteWeb, 21.11.2008: Is SaaS Cheaper Than Licensed Software?
by Jason Rothbart: "Most people quickly answer this question in the affirmative. I certainly do. However, there are people out there who aren't sure. They look at the monthly cost of a SaaS application and compare it to the equivalent licensed product over an extended period of time. Given enough time, you will eventually hit a point when the SaaS product appears to be more expensive. Let's look at it from the perspective of the total cost of ownership (TCO)."

Friday, September 26, 2008

ZDNet.com Between the Lines, 24.09.2008: Cisco unveils collaboration lineup; Enterprise 2.0 on the move?

ZDNet.com Between the Lines, 24.09.2008: Cisco unveils collaboration lineup; Enterprise 2.0 on the move?
by Larry Dignan: "Cisco on Wednesday rolled out its collaboration portfolio as it targets the enterprise market–and notably the Microsoft SharePoint juggernaut."

Friday, November 23, 2007

Times Online, 22.11.2007: The Word is out: Microsoft will face online fight on core software

Times Online, 22.11.2007: The Word is out: Microsoft will face online fight on core software
by Ashling O’Connor: "The co-founder of Hotmail, the web-based e-mail service bought by Microsoft for $400 million a decade ago, is challenging the American software giant’s core $20 billion (£9.7 billion) office desktop busines with Live Documents."

Wednesday, November 21, 2007

CNET Blogs The Open Road, 19.11.2007: Gartner: SaaS and open source pressuring proprietary software vendors to drop prices

CNET Blogs The Open Road, 19.11.2007: Gartner: SaaS and open source pressuring proprietary software vendors to drop prices
by Matt Asay: "Gartner has issued a research note that finds that proprietary software is facing serious pricing pressure from a range of different software trends, among them Software as a Service (SaaS) and open source."

Monday, November 05, 2007

Official Google Blog, 05.11.2007: Where's my Gphone?

Official Google Blog, 05.11.2007: Where's my Gphone?
by Andy Rubin: " Android is the first truly open and comprehensive platform for mobile devices. It includes an operating system, user-interface and applications -- all of the software to run a mobile phone, but without the proprietary obstacles that have hindered mobile innovation. We have developed Android in cooperation with the Open Handset Alliance"

Monday, October 29, 2007

Thursday, October 04, 2007

ZDNet.com, Software as Services, 3.10.2007: SAP, Adobe, Microsoft: three monkeys take on SaaS

ZDNet.com, Software as Services, 3.10.2007: SAP, Adobe, Microsoft: three monkeys take on SaaS
by Phil Wainewright: "The challenge: transition from a business model where you earn revenues by selling perpetual software licenses to one based on monthly subscription payments. Not only that, but achieve the transition while continuing to report rising revenues and protecting your profitability. Can it be done?"

Sunday, September 23, 2007

Rough Type - Nicholas Carr's Blog, 21.09.2007: The week that Big Software shattered

Rough Type - Nicholas Carr's Blog, 21.09.2007: The week that Big Software shattered
by Nicholas Carr: "For the foreseeable future - five to ten years, anyway - competition in the market will no longer be between vendors selling similar products; it will be between vendors selling fundamentally different approaches to business automation."

Thursday, September 20, 2007

ZDNet.com, Between the Lines, 19.09.2007: SAP rolls out SAP Business ByDesign

ZDNet.com, Between the Lines, 19.09.2007: SAP rolls out SAP Business ByDesign
by Larry Dignan: "SAP rolled out SAP Business ByDesign, the software formerly known as A1S, Wednesday. The on-demand application targets the midmarket."
First thougts about SAP's new offering by ZDNet's Phil Wainewright and an analysis by Zoli Erdos

Wednesday, September 19, 2007

Joel on Software, 18.09.2007: Strategy Letter VI

Joel on Software, 18.09.2007: Strategy Letter VI
by Joel Spolsky: "interesting analysis about the development of web-applications, their APIs and a strategic threat for Google."

Sunday, September 16, 2007

ZDNet.com, Dana Gardner’s BriefingsDirect, 12.09.2007: BEA, Adobe flex their muscles in pushing toward RIAs on the enterprise desktop

ZDNet.com, Dana Gardner’s BriefingsDirect, 12.09.2007: BEA, Adobe flex their muscles in pushing toward RIAs on the enterprise desktop
by Dana Gardner: "BEA Systems Inc. and Adobe Systems Inc. are teaming up to give enterprise customers a design environment for rich Internet application (RIA) development. The two companies announced Tuesday that BEA will bundle Adobe’s Flex Builder 2 software with BEA Workshop Studio."

Tuesday, August 21, 2007

O'Reilly radar, 17.08.2007: Predicting the Next Decade of Enterprise Software

O'Reilly radar, 17.08.2007: Predicting the Next Decade of Enterprise Software
by Tim O'Reilly: "Enterprise software consultancy Sandhill.com just published the results of an interesting survey entitled Predicting the Next Software Decade. This is info-porn rather than statistically significant, but the results are still very interesting."