Showing posts with label SmartOps. Show all posts
Showing posts with label SmartOps. Show all posts

Daily Links 5/7/2013: SAP intros HANA Enterprise Cloud Service





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The real reason why Dell wants to go private: To fondle big Boomis
Cloud integrator waggles its new software interfaces
(The Register)

Dell’s Clean Slate Approach to Enterprise IT (Torsten Volk/EMA Blogs)

SAP unveils HANA Enterprise Cloud service (PC World)

From SmartOps to SAP, negotiating a deal (Pittsburgh Business Times)

Philly Enterprise Hackathon Awards $75,000 in Prize Money
John Quillen of the Euclidean Group wins life sciences award; Charlie Giammattei of team My Flow wins infrastructure award
(Business Wire)



Salesforce.com Positions as Cloud Platform Leader (Richard Snow/Ventana Research)

Monday’s Musings: The Controversy Surrounding Gartner’s CRM Market Share Analysis (Ray Wang/Enterprise Irregulars)

Oracle, SAP under attack: How cloud upstarts steal their lunch
Biz bosses can't wait to offload gear to rivals, or so we're told
(The Register)

FAQ: What you need to know about cloud computing's hidden tax hit (Network World)

UPDATE: DIRECTV CEO: Buying a wireless company not in our best interest (SNL Kagan)

Where are your five nines now? CenturyLink’s nationwide outage affects millions (Gigaom)

Checkpoint Systems, Inc. Announces First Quarter 2013 Results (Business Wire)




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Daily Links 2/26/2013: SAP and Ericsson join forces on M2M services





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SAP adds to supply-chain tech with SmartOps acquisition
SAP plans to tie SmartOps' technology to HANA
(Infoworld)

SAP and Ericsson join forces on M2M services (Network World)

SAP Transitioning To Cloud And Other Growth Areas (Investor's Business Daily)
Q&A with SAP CTO Vishal Sikka.

SAP Shifts 5,000 Direct Accounts To Channel Partners (CRN)


InterDigital and SemperCon Launch CirrusCon, Cloud-Based Platform for Mobile Application Bandwidth Control, Connectivity Management (Business Wire)

Philadelphia: Give Sharing a Chance (Sidecar Blog)

Oracle: Eloqua Will Stay Friendly With Salesforce.com (Information Week)

Salesforce unveils 'customer company' mantra: Can it deliver? (ZDNet)

Verizon's Shammo: 50 Mbps is FiOS' sweet speed spot
Reaffirms copper-to-fiber transition initiative
(FierceTelecom)

Comcast's 'X2' to Get Personal With the TV (Light Reading Cable)

Maybe You’ll Get the Pay TV You Want, After All: Cablevision Sues Viacom to Break Up the Bundle (All Things D)

Comcast Business, Baltimore Tech Park partner (CED Magazine)




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