IDS Scheer may be up for sale -magazine (Reuters)
IDS Scheers's US headquarters are in Berwyn.
I have to wonder why IDS Scheer's business model doesn't produce more profitability, since it has unique propriety tools which
most other vendors need to use for Business Process Modeling (BPM).
If this does come to pass, SAP would be the most likely partner, given their close historical relationship with Scheer and the tight integration with their products. However, Microsoft, Oracle and others can't be ruled out.
Survey reveals favorite ISPs around the United States. None of them is Comcast. (ZDNet Blogs)
The Ultimate Election Day 2008 Toolkit (Mashable)
John McCain Scores on QVC, Oops, SNL (All Things Digital: Boomtown)
Headband Infrared Lie Detector (The Future of Things)
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People News
SAP: Claus Heinrich resigns from executive board (ZDNet Blogs)
Wolters Kluwer Appoints Robert Becker as President and CEO Wolters Kluwer Health; and Stacey Caywood as President and CEO Wolters Kluwer Law & Business (U.S.)
(MarketWire)
Knott, Krone Exit Comcast
Departures Come Ahead Of Next Week's Election (Multichannel News)
G2 Elevates Paulson
Head of shop's digital arm becomes CEO of U.S. ops (Ad Week)
Unisys Names Bill Bancroft to Lead Global Operations for IT Outsourcing Business (Business Wire)
Synygy Promotes Daniel L. Ganse to Vice President, Strategic Accounts
Will Be Lead Evangelist for Synygy’s Sales Operations Management (SOM) Solutions (Business Wire)
Falcon Capital Partners Announces New Venture Partner (eMediaWire)
New Smart Card Alliance Board Members and Executive Leadership Announced for 2009 (Marketwire)
Brooke Reynolds joins MayoSeitz Media as a Senior Interactive Strategist (Philly Ad Club News)
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Reminder: PPUG meets tomorrow in Philly (O'Grady's PowerPage)
Microsoft Lays Off 40 At Interactive Agency Razorfish (MSFT) (Silicon Alley Insider)
Just in New York, according to the report.
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Wall Street Beat: Financial Reports Confirm Fears for IT (PC World)
Liberty Interactive Puts The Screws To QVC Customers (Barron's: Tech Trader Daily)
ViroPharma and 49 other fast-growing Phila.-area companies (Philly.com: Philly Inc)
Which way to Web 2.0? (SearchSAP.com:
SAP Watch)
Safeguard Scientifics Announces Third Quarter 2008 Financial Results (Business Wire)
CardioNet, Inc. Reports Strong Third Quarter 2008 Results (Business Wire)
Quality Systems Reports Second Quarter Results (Business Wire)
Quality Systems' major operating division is NextGen Healthcare Information Systems of Horsham.
Health IT Poised to Rebound Post-Election (Seeking Alpha)
eResearchTechnology Reports Third Quarter 2008 Results
(PR Newswire)
NYSE Harnesses News Filtering Technology to Retain, Attract Issuers (Wall Street & Technology)
Joint NYSE/Sungard project.
Ruling may make it hard to patent business process (Bloomberg via Boston Globe)
I think this is a very good ruling that will put an end to many frivolous patents. It will leave many IP lawyers unhappy, though.
The Supreme Court rarely overrules the Federal Circuit Court on commerce matters, so this will probably stand.
Questioning Software`s Usability (Baseline)
Written by Electronic Ink's Harold Hambrose.
Singularity Ranked 30th in the 2008 Philadelphia 100® As One of the Fastest Growing Companies in the Region (PRWeb)
TMX Interactive Scores Awards at Two Major Industry Web Competitions (PR Newswire)
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Unisys Announces Third-Quarter 2008 Financial Results (Business Wire)
Unisys cuts costs as sales drop; Liberty Place move on hold (Philly.com: Philly Deals)
Internet Capital Group Announces Third Quarter Financial Results (Business Wire)
Liberty Media Reports Third Quarter Financial Results
QVC revenue drops 3% (Associated Press via Forbes)
CDI Corp. Reports Third Quarter 2008 Net Earnings of $0.41 per Diluted Share and Announces Dividend (PR Newswire)
Cockroaches and Comcast Will Inherit the Earth (Wired Blogs: Epicenter)
FCC concerned about cable rate hikes (Associated Press via San Diego Union-Tribune)
Netflix streaming comes to TiVo (CNET News)
Motorola Delays Mobile Spin-Off, Android On Hold (Information Week)
Motorola Firing 3,000, Mostly From Cellphone Division (MOT) (Silicon Alley Insider)
Picture This: Image Processing Grows Up (E-Commerce
Times)
Wirelessly, Home Security Becomes a D.I.Y. Project (New York Times-Free Registration)
Features InGrid Home Security of Berwyn.
SAP offers finance help, SMB software discounts, new software packages (searchSAP.com)
Lifting ban doesn't spur short selling of financial stocks (USA Today)
Downturn deals Advanta 3Q loss (Philadelphia Business Journal)
Cell Phone-Friendly Web Pages Available to All with Launch of Free Mobile Marketing Tools at www.everywhereigo.com (Business Wire)
Three tech startups to compete for cash in 'Ben Franklin Venture Idol' (Keystone Edge)
Comcast Ends the Philadelphia Curse?
Phillies win world series, fan thinks Comcast helped... (Broadband Reports)
Inquirer, Daily News to print extra copies of today’s paper, available this afternoon (Philly.com)
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Comcast 3Q profit increases 38 percent (Associated Press via Google News)
Comcast shows resilience to economic downturn
(CNET News)
Philadelphia area law firm wins huge Google settlement (Philadelphia Inquirer)
SAP mulling future of hosting business (IDG via New York Times)
SAP Americas CEO Cites Steep Drop In Customer Buying (Information Week)
SAP: What went wrong? Blame marketing, NetWeaver (SearchSAP.com: SAP Watch)
Portico Systems Acquires Ethidium Health Systems (Business Wire)
Rohm and Haas Announces Stockholders Vote in Favor of Merger with Dow (Business Wire)
Gannett to Cut 10 Percent of Staff at Local Papers (Wired Blogs: Epicenter)
Presumably means more cuts at the Cherry Hill and Wilmington papers.
Calkins Media streamlines structure (phillyBurbs.com)
No word on what cuts may be involved here.
Philly startup Snirch wants you to have a piece of the Search pie. (Phillypreneurs)
Discover plans to expand after settlement (Wilmington News Journal)
HighPoint Solutions Expands with New Chicago Office (PR Newswire)
NetAdvantage for Silverlight Data Visualization (Infragistics Blog)
Apex IT Group and HostRemote Announce Strategic Partnership (NJBIZ.com)
Quintiq Launches New Advanced Planning and Scheduling Solution for the Steelmaking and Caster Planning (Business Wire)
Comcast Claims Email Problems are Over (PC
Magazine)
Comcast's TiVo Service Coming To Chicago Early Next Year (Silicon Alley Insider)
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SAP abandons forecasts amid turmoil (Financial Times)
Vishay posts Q3 loss on charges, Q4 outlook weak (Reuters)
Vishay Q3 profit tops Street; says may revisit IRF bid (Thomson Financial via Forbes)
Visa, MasterCard to Pay Discover $2.75 Billion to Settle Suit (Bloomberg)
myYearbook.com Overtakes Wikipedia and Amazon (Business Wire)
Comcast Shares Jump Ahead Of Earnings Tomorrow A.M. (Barron's: Tech Trader Daily)
Verizon Launches New Wave of Interactive Features for FiOS TV Customers in Southeastern Pennsylvania and Delaware (PR Newswire)
So Far, Verizon's $23 Billion FiOS 'Gamble' Paying Off (Broadband Reports)
Verizon FiOS: Issues, Problems and Trouble (Digital Trends)
Executive Order : Clinical Trial
The CEO of the biggest little opportunist in health-care technology seeks to acquire his way to fortune. (Dealmaker Daily)
On InfoLogix's David Gulian .
Technology park helps Rowan shape the future
(Press of Atlantic City)
U-Penn School of Medicine Partners with Avencia, a GIS Software Development Firm (GIS User)
NTERA and GSI Technologies Sign a License and Material Supply Agreement (PR Newswire)
Credit card holders cry foul (Philadelphia Business Journal)
Advanta doesn't sound too friendly.
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