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Topic: ERP



ERP News

16 June 2009

HP set to keep tabs on IT spending

By Denise Dubie, Network World (US)

HP has launched software designed to help IT managers to get to grips with IT expenditure. Analysts said the software could help high-tech decision makers cope with the recession by better aligning IT and business decisions. Read more...

Infor to buy hospitality software specialist
15 Jun 09
SAP makes u-turn over SaaS delivery
12 Jun 09
NetSuite beefs up platform with finance planning module
11 Jun 09
Recession forcing better software deals
02 Jun 09
SaaS tool promises energy savings
01 Jun 09
SAP to launch new BI tools
11 May 09
Sun shareholders look to block Oracle sale
11 May 09
 

ERP Insight

22 April 2009

Is vSphere enough to allay cloud fears?

By Laurianne McLaughlin, CIO.com

There's little doubt that the take-up of cloud computing within enterprises has not been in line with the hype: there's been much more talk than action. VMware's vSphere inititiave promises to address some of the concerns but there's still some way to go. Read more...

5 things to consider before committing to SAP
13 May 08
Enterprises warm to online backup
08 Feb 08
Keep the work flowing
22 Jan 08
Forrester points out flaws in SAP's on-demand service
21 Sep 07
We're not committing adultery; it's an open marriage
07 Sep 07
Managing data centres via wireless link
30 Aug 07
Is IBM's Big Iron also Big Green?
03 Aug 07
 

ERP Briefings

06 November 2006

802.11n will change the enterprise

By Sudheer Matta, Trapeze Networks

Businesses won't touch Draft-N, no matter how fast it goes. The final standard will be a different story. Read more...

Networks of the future
30 Aug 06
What does an RFID system consist of?
28 Jan 04
The future of firewalls
12 Nov 03
What is Grid Computing?
10 Nov 03
 

ERP Interviews

22 May 2008

Automatic for the programmer

By Gary Anthes, Computerworld

The magic of software is that, because there are no limits of physics, we can keep advancing the technology to meet our ambitions. Welcome to the 'endless value spiral.' Read more...

Kagermann reflects on his years at SAP
12 May 08
Every silver lining has a cloud
02 Apr 08
The big switch to utility computing
19 Jan 08
Exanet adds search to its clustered NAS product
09 Jul 07
New avenues open up for IT experts in manufacturing
08 Mar 07
Q&A: Intel's Pat Gelsinger goes to the core
11 Jul 06
Optimise your moving parts
30 Jan 06
 
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ERP Whitepapers

24 September 2008

Usability as an ERP Selection Criteria

By Dan Matthews, Chief Technology Officer, IFS AB

In this whitepaper, we will discuss how the complexity of a system like ERP can be reduced, and how the huge spectrum of functionality and information that an application encompasses can be made easier to navigate. In short, we will discuss ERP usability, with special attention to allowing you to consider usability as a criterion in your enterprise application selection process. Read more...

Business Process Agility: The Next ERP Imperative
28 Sep 07
Next Generation Network Series: Utility Computing and Business Value
16 Jul 07
Not All .NET Enabled ERP Solutions Are Created Equal
10 Jul 07
Improve the return on your SAP investment with real time conferencing and collaboration
02 May 07
Application-layer security
11 Apr 07
Tuning Your ERP Application
23 Mar 07
 

ERP Product Reviews

05 May 2004

WiSIP phone

By Steve Gold

  • List price: $249.00 (£139) + $75.00 (£42) shipping
  • Pros: DHCP & PPPoE support; easy to configure for multiple WiFi network access; within range of a WiFi network, offers a very low-cost alternative to cellular phones; cheap for international calls.
  • Cons: Battery life inferior to modern cellular handsets; WiFi coverage is far from universal when out and about, so you still need a cellular phone in your case; US power plug (needs adapter). Read more...

ERP How-Tos

06 December 2007

The Tao of managing virtualised servers

By Rick Cook, Computerworld

When properly implemented and managed, virtualisation means cost savings -- for server hardware, support and administration -- as well as easier server deployment and reduced energy consumption. Read more...

10 ways to become more effective
26 Jan 07
Things to do while the LAN is quiet
22 Dec 06
Keeping the network nightmares at bay
11 Oct 06
Upgrades without downtime
05 Oct 05
How to ... Scale up to enterprise class
29 Jul 05
Out with the old, in with the new data centre
10 Jun 05
How to ... create test plans
24 Mar 04
 
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