Oracle offers sourcing software as a service
Oracle on Monday took a step in the direction of on-demand ERP with the announcement of Oracle Sourcing On Demand, a SaaS module for handling the purchase of supplies and services.
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Most Oracle database shops don't mandate security patch use
A continuing lack of corporate mandates to quickly install Oracle's security patches may be leaving many Oracle database installations exposed to vulnerabilities for extended periods of time, according to survey results released on Wednesday.
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Oracle to release major Enterprise Manager upgrade
Oracle is set to unveil Enterprise Manager 10g Release 5 on Tuesday, framing the upgrade as a major step forward for the company's wide-ranging application management platform.
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Oracle goes up-market with new on-demand CRM apps
Oracle on Wednesday announced a number of new on-demand CRM (customer relationship management) modules, adding capabilities clearly aimed at large enterprises.
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Oracle buys mValent
Oracle is acquiring application configuration management vendor mValent, with the goal of enhancing the Oracle Enterprise Manager platform, Oracle said this week.
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SAP, Oracle dueling over 'smart' energy metering
The rivalry between enterprise software giants SAP and Oracle is heating up in the area of smart energy metering.
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Filing: Oracle subpoenaed nearly 100 TomorrowNow customers
Oracle has issued 102 subpoenas to 99 former customers of TomorrowNow, the now-shuttered SAP subsidiary at the heart of Oracle's lawsuit against SAP, according to a court document filed this week.
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Oracle takes aim at Salesforce with on-demand CRM update
Oracle on Tuesday stepped up its assault on rival Salesforce with a new version of its on-demand CRM (customer relationship management) application.
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Oracle updates Tuxedo transaction processing platform
A new release of the venerable Tuxedo transaction processing platform is now available, Oracle announced Wednesday.
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SAP wants information about Oracle's deal with partner
SAP wants a federal court to make Oracle hand over records of its business arrangement with CedarCrestone, an Alpharetta, Georgia, systems integrator that provides third-party support for Oracle PeopleSoft applications.
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Microsoft, RIM, Oracle release critical patches
Microsoft kept things to a minimum with its first set of security updates for 2009, but corporate system administrators who were expecting a quiet week got something else altogether, thanks to Oracle and Research In Motion.
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Sources: 'Major' layoffs at Oracle, more on way
Oracle made "major" cuts in its global workforce on Friday and more are expected to come, say multiple sources and news reports.
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SAP wants Oracle to reveal software, support profit margins
SAP wants Oracle to reveal profit-margin information for JD Edwards and PeopleSoft software and support, according to a joint discovery statement filed this week in connection with Oracle's lawsuit against SAP.
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Oracle profits drop slightly on strong US dollar
Hurt by a strengthening US dollar, Oracle announced earnings last week that were slightly below the company's previously issued guidance, and profits that fell slightly.
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Oracle profits drop slightly on strong US dollar
Hurt by a strengthening US dollar, Oracle announced earnings Thursday that were slightly below the company's previously issued guidance, and profits that fell slightly.
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