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GLG Topic: Enterprise Software

Enterprise Software is created for the use of businesses. This software works to support the core systems of governing the enterprise and providing communications within it. While enterprise software has been available for purchase as a suite of programs licensed to a business, businesses can also now use enterprise software on demand. This new model of distribution is called Software as a Service (SaaS). Enterprise-software providers include Microsoft, SAP, Oracle, Salesforce.com, Adobe, and IBM.

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Leading Experts: Enterprise Software

Anand Das, President, Commerce EventsAnand Das
President
Commerce Events

Anand Das is the President of Commerce Events Corporation, an enterprise software company specializing in RFID middleware, asset tracking and security applications. He has more than 18 years of experience in IT management, mergers and acquisitions. He is experienced in securing multi-year federal and...

Jeff Gould, CEO, Peerstone ResearchJeff Gould
CEO
Peerstone Research

Jeff Gould is the Chief Executive Officer and Research Director at Peerstone Research. He provides technology consulting and conducts market research focused on all layers of the enterprise software stack, including applications such as ERP and CRM, database such as Oracle and SQL Server, middleware...

Bruno Pucheu
Vice President- Sales
Azlan GmbH

Bruno Pucheu is the Vice President Sales at Azlan France, a value added distributor of networking, servers, storage and enterprise software. He has more than 20 years of experience in the technology sector. He is experienced in information technology, IT distribution and services for the French Market,...

J. Bruce Daley, Founder and Chief Technology Officer, Test Common, Inc.J. Bruce Daley
Founder and Chief Technology Officer
Test Common, Inc.

J. Bruce Daley is the Founder and Chief Technology Officer of Test Common, Inc., a company that brings together testers and programmers into a single community to speed the software development process. He has been the Founder or Co-Founder of The Siebel Observer, a publication; eCommerce Update, a...

Thomas Wills, Consultant, Javelin Strategy & Research Inc.Thomas Wills
Consultant
Javelin Strategy & Research Inc.

Tom Wills is a Senior Analyst at Javelin Strategy & Research, a provider of primary syndicated and custom market research and advisory services focused on financial services, payments, fraud and electronic commerce. The firm's client base includes global 500 banks, payments processors and brands, as...

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GLG NewsSM Analysis: Enterprise Software(?)

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By Michael Schiff, Founder and Principal Analyst, MAS Strategies

o The current economic conditions are causing organizations to take cost cutting measures such as deferring capital expenditures and reducing IT costs. o While companies will be looking for ways to reduce IT costs, eliminating maintenance on mission-critical enterprise applications is not a realistic...

Analysis of: Software Compliance: A Risk and an Opportunity | www.computerworld.com

Are you adquiring new Oracle's licenses for your company? Do you want to save money to your company?New project involving Oracle licenses?Are you considering Oracle as your SW vendor?Reviewing auditing Oracle's software usage?licensing model do you need for the future? Final license negotiation...

December 11, 2008
Web 2.0 and Enterprise IT
By Paul Massie, Sr. Director of IT and Facilities, Genesis Microchip Inc.
Analysis of: Selling Web 2.0 To IT | www.forbes.com

Web 2.0 will most likely become a key technology for enterprise IT, but adoption is slow for many reasons.  Security, functionality, ROI are all areas that have generally not yet been fully addressed, along with finding time for IT people to become comfortable with the technology.

By Thomas Coughlin, President, Coughlin Associates

*  Encrypted hard disk drives have begun to appear in the laptop market using encryption built into 2.5-inch HDDs * Working with multiple internally encrypted HDDs in an enterprise environment requires key management to deal effectively with the drive encryption keys * The Trusted Computing Group...

Hitachi Global Storage Technologies and Intel (NSDQ:INTC) said Tuesday they have agreed to jointly develop enterprise-class, solid-state hard drives. The two are collaborating to develop drives featuring SAS and Fibre Channel interfaces aimed at the enterprise data center market, said Brendan...

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