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Salesforce.com Pushes Into Content Management With Acquisition

Salesforce.com has announced its first move in what is likely to be a larger push into the content management space: the acquisition last month of Koral Technologies. Salesforce.com is leveraging the small company's technology and content management platform as the building block for Apex Content, i...

Salesforce.com Readies Campaign App for 2008 Election Cycle

An application currently in beta on Salesforce.com's AppExchange is designed especially for politicians in campaign mode. To be called (what else?) "CampaignForce.com," the product will be available in a few weeks, according to Dan Burton, senior vice president of global public policy at Salesforce....

Software AG to Buy WebMethods for $546M

Aiming squarely at the SOA/BPM market niche, Germany's Software AG has announced it is buying WebMethods for approximately $546 million, or $9.15 per share. The announcement was hardly unexpected, as it was clear that WebMethods needed to do something to address its scale issue, as well as other com...

Intervoice Adds SCXML-Based Products to the Mix

Intervoice has just introduced new self-service voice products based on SCXML -- a dialogue language that can be used in multiple contexts and, most intriguingly for vendors and end users, multiple modes. In Intervoice's case, it has incorporated a runtime-service-orchestration engine based on SCXML...

Will RFID Chips Break the 5-Cent Barrier?

When Wal-Mart imposed its seemingly -- to the suppliers at least -- draconian RFID mandate, it also held out the future promise that the cost of the technology would someday be quite affordable, perhaps as low as 5 cents per tag. That day hasn't come -- at least not yet. Currently, the cost of passi...

Designing a 21st Century Contact Center

When Royal Caribbean tapped Steelcase Applied Research to help it outfit a new call center in Oregon, the cruise line didn't require any guidance on what chairs it wanted its reps to use. In fact, the company had given a great deal of thought to what might seem to outsiders to be the most basic of a...

SugarCRM Adds New Service Functionality

Open source CRM vendor SugarCRM is adding service-related capabilities into its product line now that it has solidified its hold on marketing and analytics. The firm just released Project Management for its Sugar Professional and Sugar Enterprise product lines. In April, it will be announcing the av...

Salesforce.com Aims to Do for Portals What MySpace Did for Networking

Salesforce.com's Spring '07 release, specifically the AppSpace product, is being hailed as a quantum leap forward in functionality that will support users in fulfilling their corporate missions. AppSpace, which hasn't been activated as yet, is a new product that provides users with a place to engag...

Microsoft Offers Glimpse of Dynamics CRM

In his keynote address at Microsoft's Convergence 2007 conference in San Diego last week, CEO Steve Ballmer included a preview of the company's upcoming Dynamics CRM application, code-named "Titan." The biggest change in Titan is its full multitenancy -- that is, it uses the same multitenant code ba...

SAP Outlines SMB Strategy at CeBIT

SAP has ratcheted up its campaign to increase its middle market customer base with the rollout of several new applications. At the CeBIT trade fair now taking place in Hannover, Germany, the company introduced an enhanced All-In-One application that offers some 80 micro verticals and is componentize...

FrontRange Acquires Enteo

FrontRange has acquired Enteo, a privately held Germany-based company, at undisclosed terms. The firm's product offerings include applications for patch management, distribution of operating systems and applications, license management and compliance, and configuration management. It has 1,200 custo...

RFID: Beyond Wal-Mart and the DoD, Part 2

Without a doubt, adoption and use of radio frequency identification accelerated dramatically when Wal-Mart and the Department of Defense gave their respective suppliers marching orders to implement the technology. However, suppliers for the most part were not happy with the additional costs and reso...

New Dynamics Tools Extend ERP via Microsoft Office

Microsoft is introducing a number of productivity tools to its Dynamics product line that should extend ERP functionality and data throughout the enterprise using the familiar user interface and productivity tools in the Microsoft Office system. This release -- specifically a licensing package of Mi...

SugarCRM Expands European Reach With Dublin Office

SugarCRM, a provider of commercial open source CRM software, is expanding its reach to Europe -- an essential step for any small, high growth software company more than a few years old. The company is opening its European headquarters in Dublin, Ireland. Company cofounder Clint Oram will be the gene...

Avaya Targets Business Process With New Tool

Avaya is moving further into the communications collaboration space with its latest tool, Communications Enabled Business Processes. The software-and-service combo offering embeds Avaya Intelligent Communications products into a business process -- such as a production line's crisis communications a...

RFID: Beyond Wal-Mart and the DoD, Part 1

Adoption and use of radio frequency identification accelerated dramatically when Wal-Mart and the Department of Defense gave their respective suppliers marching orders to implement the technology. However, suppliers for the most part were not happy with the extra costs and resources that had to be d...

Hyperion Buy Could Shift Balance in Oracle, SAP Rivalry

When Oracle announced it had agreed to buy the business intelligence vendor Hyperion for $3.3 billion, executives did not waste time explaining one of its motives. "Hyperion is the latest move in our strategy to expand Oracle's offerings to SAP customers," Oracle President Charles Phillips stated. "...

First CRM for Google Apps Out of the Gate

Etelos, a provider of open source hosted Web 2.0 applications, has released a beta version of a CRM tool designed to work with Google Apps, a commercial suite of office applications Google introduced last week. The Etelos product is integrated into Google's platform. The application, called "CRMforG...

Oracle Bolsters BI With $3.3B Hyperion Buy

Oracle has agreed to buy BI heavyweight Hyperion Solutions for $3.3 billion in cash. The move follows SAP's acquisition of BI vendor Pilot Software last month, illustrating the trend among ERP providers to enhance their operational backbone products with performance management, a subsector in the bu...

Eight Firms Honored With CRM WizKids Awards

As it does every year, Beagle Research has investigated emerging technologies and developments in the CRM space, singling out for accolades a handful of leading companies in its report -- aptly named "CRM WizKids." This year, the report highlights eight winners: Cast Iron Systems, Centive, Echopass,...

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