AlwaysON Honors Three Area Tech Companies

AlwaysON, a technology blog network, recently named its AlwaysON East 100 Top Private Companies for 2009. Three area companies were named to the list: Boomi, the Berwyn-based SaaS application integrator that also recently won a CODiE Award, myYearbook, the New Hope-based social network primarily aimed at teens, and AirClic of Trevose, which supplies mobile business process solutions.
The AlwaysOn East 100 will be honored at Venture Summit East May 20-22, 2009 at the Mandarin Oriental in Boston, MA

Daily Links 5/13/09

PhillyDeals: Software sales show trading going strong (Philly.com: Philly Deals)

SunGard unveils Web-based CRM tool (Finextra)

Comcast Investigates VoIP Outage
(Light Reading: Cable Digital News)

RJMetrics Aims to be Web Startup's Ace in the Hole (Read Write Web)
See my earlier post on RJMetrics.

Konnect.me Launches its First Site, Green.Konnect.me, to Serve the Green Building Industry
(PR Newswire)

WordPress bloggers to convene on Baltimore for conference (Baltimore Sun)


Mid-Atlantic Job Board Announces Twitter-Based Recruiting Tool
JobCircle.com helps companies use Twitter to recruit workers. (PR Newswire)

Entrepreneurs Bootcamp Begins May 18 (Business
Wire)


Cisco, Clearwire announce WiMax partnership (ZDNet Blogs)
Clearwire reshuffles execs, posts $260 million Q1 loss (TechFlash)

SAPPHIRE 2009

SAP, Oracle ask for lawsuit delay to June 2010 (Reuters)

Midsize Companies Gain Business Insight With SAP® Business ByDesign™ (PR Newswire)
TIMELINE: SAP's steps to bring cloud software to market (Reuters)
Inside SAP's Idled Business ByDesign Suite (Information Week)
I think you could buy a 747 for the amount of money SAP has spent on each Business ByDesign customer to this point.

SAP and RIM Announce Availability of Integrated SAP(R) CRM and BlackBerry Solution (PR Newswire)

Virtual Iron Software sold to Oracle (Mass High Tech)