SAP launches Business Suite 7 (Network World)
SAP BusinessSuite 7: Twittery clouds? (ZDNet Blogs)
SAP launches biggest software upgrade in 3 years (Reuters)

U.S. Army tries out Salesforce.com in recruiting (Computerworld)

In Second Vote, House Delays Digital TV Transition (Washington Post)

Self-Help for Startups
Ultra Light Startups is giving entrepreneurs—many of them newly laid-off employees—a chance to test their pitches on an audience of their peers
(Business Week)
An idea for Philly? I know there are a couple of things here somewhat like this, but not in this particular format I believe.

InterDigital Unveils SlimChip Embedded HSPA Modules for Fast-Growing Smartphone, MID, and UMPC Markets (Business Wire)

SAS Achieves Record Revenue: $2.26 Billion in 2008 (Business Wire)

InfoLogix Has Record Revenue in 2008 and Unveils 2009 Strategic Plan
Continued Strategic Focus On Healthcare and SAP Mobility Markets Projected to Drive Double-Digit Organic Revenue Growth, Profitability in 2H 2009
(Globe Newswire)

C&D Technologies Announces Actions to Reduce Costs in Response To Weakening Market Conditions (PR Newswire)

D&E sets sweeping cost cuts
No job cuts for now.
(Lancaster Online)

TWC in '09: Job Cuts, WiMax & Wideband (Light Reading: Cable Digital News)

Emerald Asset Management Holds Annual Investment Forum (Business Wire)

Longview Solutions Positioned in 'Visionaries' Quadrant for Corporate Performance Management Suites by Leading Analyst Firm Evaluation based on Completeness of Vision and Ability to Execute (PR Web)

Constar Unveils i-Design™ Automated Package Development Process at The Packaging Conference
A package that traditionally requires 40 hours to create, Constar's i-Design™ does in minutes
(Business Wire)



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SAP tries to make latest suite easier to digest (ZDNet Blogs)



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1978 CALLED. IT WANTS ITS NEWSPAPER BACK (Philadelphia Magazine)

Pa. governor arranged meeting on newspapers' debt (Associated Press via Lehigh Valley Live)



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Human error caused Google search bug (Network World)

Newspaper execs make their case (Philadelphia Inquirer)



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Oracle Eyes Resurgence (ClinPage)
Octagon Research Solutions would seem like one potential acquisition target for Oracle in the area, but there are other
possibilities as well.

Ametek 4Q profit falls on restructuring charges (Associated Press via Forbes)

SaaS is surging in the downturn, says IDC (ZDNet Blogs)

SAP Spoke to Politicians on Job Cuts, Cooperates With Probe (Bloomberg)

Losses could affect SAP’s Newtown home (Delco TImes)

Comcast Engaged in Free Wi-Fi Trial
Working with Cablevision on Wi-Fi trial in New Jersey
(Broadband Reports)

Verizon Laughs Off DOCSIS 3.0
Picks on the technology's shared nature, upstream limitations...
(Broadband Reports)

State Of The City:Philadelphia Halflife (Media Bistro: AgencySpy)

Kulicke & Soffa revenue nosedives 70% (Philadelphia Business Journal)

Journal Register Sells Pennsylvania Paper, New Owner Shutters (Editor & Publisher)

Free The 'Daily News' (The Bulletin)

Q&A: Kelly Lee of Innovation Philadelphia (Keystone Edge)

20nine Launches Interactive Division (PR Newswire)



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Video: Christensen on disruption in health care (EE Times)



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GSI Commerce and Innotrac Mutually Agree to Terminate Merger Agreement (PR Newswire)
Weak share price kills GSI's Innotrac deal, may lure buyers (Philly.com: Philly Deals)

SEI Reports Fourth-Quarter Revenues of $268.4 million, Net Income of $9.6 million
(PR Newswire)

Advanta cutting jobs, dividends following $44M loss (Philadelphia Business Journal)

Quality Systems, Inc. Reports 2009 Third Quarter Results (Business Wire)
Quality Systems's business consists largely of Horsham-based NextGen Healthcare Information Systems.

CNET News Daily Podcast: RIAA recruits Comcast, AT&T to monitor file sharing (CNET News)

Stimulus boosts electronic health records (Philadelphia Inquirer)

Google M-Lab provides a window into your ISP (Network World)

SAP's Q408 Results & PAC's Estimates on How Bad Things Really Were (Are)... (Feeding the SAP Ecosystem)
Do Layoffs Make SAP More American? (Information Week)

SAP North America Chief Takes Leave of Absence (PC World)

Microsoft founder's cable company in a debt bind (Associated Press via Google News)

Analog TV Shutoff Still Likely to Be Delayed (New York Times: Bits)

Live Cargo Buys CMWare (PE Hub)

Biz Beat: A startup goes camping (Metro Philadelphia)
On Vuzit.

TEMIS Exceeds Revenue Targets for 2008
TEMIS Software License Revenue Increased by 73% in 2008
(PR Newswire)

nvestEdge Equips Banks and Advisors with Turnkey Compliance Solution to Proactively Monitor and Review Client Portfolios (PR Newswire)

New Mezz Fund Nearing Close (PE Hub)



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