Daily Links 5/11/09: Metro sells off US newspaper business

Windstream To Buy D&E Communications For $159 Million, Boost Pa. Presence (Dow Jones Newswire via CNN Money)

Metro sells off US newspaper business (Associated Press via Google News)

Kenexa Announces Financial Results for First Quarter 2009 (Business Wire via MarketWatch)
Revenue down 20%; Takes $33.3 Million impairment charge.

USA Technologies Reports Third Quarter Fiscal 2009 Results (Business Wire)

Interactive Intelligence calls on clients, nets call-center sales (Indianapolis Star)

Unisys reorganizes to focus on services (Washington Technology)

The $7.2 Billion Question
Lawmakers Puzzle Over Who Is 'Unserved' As They Dole Out Broadband Stimulus Funds
(Multichannel News)

Comcast DOC 3.0 Hits Harrisburg
And several other portions of central PA
(Broadband Reports)

Vuzit Offers New Enterprise Document Control Software at Redesigned Vuzit.com Website (PR Web)

MEDecision Finalizes Acquisition of HxTechnologies, Inc. (Business WIre)

Data Integration Helps Shipbuilder Trim Costs
Aker Philadelphia Shipyard wanted an integrated system to lower HR and payroll costs.
(CIO.com)

German group buys Technitrol's MEMS microphones operation
(EE Times)



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SAPPHIRE 2009

SAPPHIRE 2009, the SAP user conference and trade show, opens today in Orlando. I'll do my best to keep you up to date with the top highlights.


SAP up as report churns M&A speculation (Reuters)

SAP Co-CEO: Oracle-Sun Deal Won't Affect Industry Much (Dow Jones Newswires via CNN Money

SAP Co-CEO Apothekar Says Economy Stabilizing (Barron's: Tech Trader Daily)

SAP buys software maker Clear Standards (Reuters)

SAP Boots Business ByDesign SaaS Apps to 2010? (IT
Jungle)

Rimini Street launches third-party SAP support for SAP ERP, BW releases (SearchSAP.com)

SAP Expands Business-intelligence Strategy (PC World)

CubeTree launches enterprise social networking suite; Can it stand out? (ZDNet Blogs)



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