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Vodafone HANA project moves beyond trial despite skills challenge
Vodafone?s global head of ERP, Ignacio Garcia, has revealed the telecom giant?s plans to expand its use SAP's HANA following a successful initial project, but did warn of a skills challenge when using the new technology.
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UK payments industry is suffering from a lack of innovation: KPMG
UK PLC is in desperate need of a new money transmission system that does a better job of handling the plethora of digital payment methods that are in use today.
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Talend helps BT Fresca solve data integration woes
BT's specialist retail e-commerce division, BT Fresca, is using a data integration solution from open source software vendor Talend to maximise back office integration for its clients and enable them to manage their data more efficiently.
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Researchers show proof-of-concept Microsoft ERP database hack
Security researchers have presented proof-of-concept code capable of accessing the database driving a Microsoft ERP system and then diverting funds while avoiding immediate detection.
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VMWare and Infor team up for virtualised ERP software
Infor has teamed up with VMWare to help customers of its Infor10 LN ERP (enterprise resource planning) software run on VMWare's latest virtualization technology, opening a door to private cloud deployments and potentially lower infrastructure costs.
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BT trials 10Gbps 'hyper-fast' broadband network in Cornwall
BT has launched the first ever ?real world? trial of a 10Gbps broadband network at Cornwall-based engineering firm Arcol.
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SAP unveils Ariba integration plans
SAP is expected to showcase how it will tie together its business applications with the cloud-based business network it gained through the acquisition of Ariba during the Sapphire and Tech Ed conferences in Madrid.
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Defence companies not interested in cloud due to security risks, says Saab
Defence companies can effectively "put a red line through public cloud offerings" because of the security risks involved, according to a senior IT solutions manager at Swedish military equipment manufacturer Saab.
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95% of SAP systems vulnerable, security researcher warns
More than 95% of over 600 SAP systems tested by security firm Onapsis were vulnerable to espionage, sabotage and fraud, mainly because patches had not been applied, according to a researcher.
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SAP buys e-commerce vendor Ariba for $4.3 billion
SAP is buying cloud-based e-commerce vendor Ariba for US$4.3 billion, the companies announced Tuesday.
