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SAP users hit out over licensing complexity
News Majority of SAP UK and Ireland users are unhappy with obscure pricing and overly varied licensing agreements.
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The return of ERP?
In-depth Inside the Enterprise: After several years out of the limelight, back office systems are sneaking back on to the agenda.
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Oracle to appeal SAP copyright damages
News Software giant to appeal jury's verdict, as long-running legal feud with rival continues.
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Time for industry to end the IP wars?
In-depth Inside the Enterprise: Sometimes, IT companies seem to spend more time in court than developing new products. Maybe the SAP-Oracle settlement shows it is time to move on.
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Rejigged Microsoft and SAP deals to save Government £70m
News Local councils, health trusts and police authorities expected to benefit from new deals with software giants.
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SAP makes $4.3 billion cloud computing bet with Ariba
News Enterprise vendor buys B2B eCommerce company, extends cloud push
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SAP responds to BusinessObjects support concerns
News Business software vendor claims it is already acting on user group's complaints.
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SAP splashes £2.18bn on SuccessFactors
News The firm boosts their business software with the inclusion of Human Capital Management.
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SAP targets SMEs
News SAP hands direct business over to channel in a bid to get a bigger slice of SME business
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IBM IOD 2011: Colgate reaps rewards of DB2 implementation
News SAP on DB2 means Colgate can re-invest savings back into the business, the company revealed at IBM's Information on Demand (IOD) conference in Las Vegas.
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SAP's TomorrowNow pleads guilty in Oracle case
News TomorrowNow is fined $20 million as expected, but Oracle may be left thinking about what could have been.
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SAP and Google plan ‘big data’ Maps
News Businesses will soon be able to enjoy SAP analytics on top of Google Maps.
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