Training and procurement are the business process outsourcing market's two fastest growing segments as companies begin to think more strategically.
Daily News,
Posted 24 Oct 2005
Enhanced integration and flexibility, coupled with other factors like reduced cost, are steadily becoming more attractive to organizations.
Daily News,
Posted 19 Oct 2005
Oracle and SAP will lead the enterprise applications market; AMR Research avers hosted apps and new global markets will contribute to the space's growth.
Daily News,
Posted 17 Oct 2005
The soon-to-be acquired company unveils a new strategy and architecture as SAP baits a safe passage program hook for Siebel's customers.
Daily News,
Posted 17 Oct 2005
System 9 provides users with a simple BI interface; the company's R&D on the new product and BI platform lasted three years.
Daily News,
Posted 11 Oct 2005
An AMR essay draws parallels between SOA and the client/server boom; ERP vendors have control of the aggregated services in the short term.
Daily News,
Posted 07 Oct 2005
Permanent challenges for executive will be competition and the battle for talent; change management strategies include flexible tactics.
Daily News,
Posted 04 Oct 2005
Firms can cost-effectively check the backgrounds of companies and their guarantors with a customizable, reasonably priced tool.
Daily News,
Posted 03 Oct 2005
Start with people, best practices, and process, and enable these with evolving technology.
Viewpoints,
Posted 01 Oct 2005
The CRM industry over the course of the year grappled with well-publicized mergers and acquisitions, executive turnover, and product line restructuring. Still, the industry's impact--especially in the small and medium business markets--is growing more pervasive across industries and within organizations. With an eye on ROI, companies are benefiting from lower startup costs, shorter implementation times, ease of use, and more robust analytics, from both the on-demand (hosted) delivery model and on-premise solutions. Spearheading these developments are the 2005 CRM Market Leaders--read on to see how they are driving the market and how they stack up against the competition.
Magazine Features,
Posted 01 Oct 2005
The CRM industry over the course of the year grappled with well-publicized mergers and acquisitions, executive turnover, and product line restructuring. Still, the industry's impact--especially in the small and medium business markets--is growing more pervasive across industries and within organizations. With an eye on ROI, companies are benefiting from lower startup costs, shorter implementation times, ease of use, and more robust analytics, from both the on-demand (hosted) delivery model and on-premise solutions. Spearheading these developments are the 2005 CRM Market Leaders--read on to see how they are driving the market and how they stack up against the competition.
Magazine Features,
Posted 01 Oct 2005
There will likely come a time when not one, but all vendors in the large enterprise category offer a hosted solution.
Front Office,
Posted 01 Oct 2005
What do they know, and how do they find out?
Insight,
Posted 01 Oct 2005
How companies win against market leaders: 3 best practices.
Viewpoints,
Posted 01 Oct 2005
PeopleSoft and J.D. Edwards customers discuss bright spots and concerns.
Insight,
Posted 01 Oct 2005
Seven predictions for RFPs and RFIs.
Viewpoints,
Posted 01 Oct 2005
Actions speak louder than words when it comes to the true difference between informational and transactional self-service.
Viewpoints,
Posted 01 Oct 2005
Influential leaders are those who pave the way for others to follow. They are often the first to market with a strong CRM product or strategy, are often the best at delivering a product or strategy, or have such industry clout that their actions reverberate widely in the market.
Magazine Features,
Posted 01 Oct 2005
The CRM industry over the course of the year grappled with well-publicized mergers and acquisitions, executive turnover, and product line restructuring. Still, the industry's impact--especially in the small and medium business markets--is growing more pervasive across industries and within organizations. With an eye on ROI, companies are benefiting from lower startup costs, shorter implementation times, ease of use, and more robust analytics, from both the on-demand (hosted) delivery model and on-premise solutions. Spearheading these developments are the 2005 CRM Market Leaders--read on to see how they are driving the market and how they stack up against the competition.
Magazine Features,
Posted 01 Oct 2005
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