Scottish News: Bust firm sees 148 workers lose job
Around 150 workers have lost their job at a printing firm which has gone into liquidation.
View ArticleScottish News: Tories: NHS 24 calls should be free
The Scottish Government has been urged to make calls to NHS 24 free of charge, as Westminster moves to introduce a non-charging service south of the border.
View ArticleOracle offers multiple Cloud models for Systems Integrators
Oracle offers multiple Cloud models for Systems Integrators. These SI focused cloud models are as follows: Provide perpetual license rights at end/renewal of customer's initial contract Drop Oracle...
View ArticleYouTube: Looking Back – Top 10 ERP Predictions for 2012
Hosted by Eric Kimberling, managing partner of Panorama Consulting Solutions, this webinar clip provides ten predictions from 2011 for the ERP market in 2012. Compare with Top Ten Predictions for the...
View ArticleTop Ten IT Trends for 2013–Trends 9 and 10
Trend 9: Secure Platform for the Adoption of Mobile Devices The adoption of mobile devices and BYOD will dramatically change the workplace, create more intimate end user experiences, and enable...
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SAP Moves Core Applications To Hana In-Memory Platform
With ERP on the Hana in-memory platform, SAP says it's making good on the promise of real-time performance and "dramatic simplification."
View ArticleSAP Announces Availability of HANA-based ERP
Today is a big day for SAP and its customer base—at the SAP conference in New York the world-leading vendor has announced general availability of SAP Business Suite powered by SAP’s newest technical...
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Host Analytics Raises $17M for Cloud EPM
Cloud business software specialist hopes to become the Salesforce of enterprise performance management.
View ArticleOracle Announces Transportation Management 6.3 and Oracle Global Trade...
Oracle has announced the release of v6.3 of its Oracle Transportation Management (OTM) and Oracle Global Trade Management solutions. Share This
View ArticleHere comes the Gold Stack
SAP today announced its apps would run on its in-memory engine HANA. My reaction, as a CIO, would be “Here we go – the Gold stack now” (Gold as in prominent in the German flag and in SAP’s gold plated...
View ArticleCustomization vs. Organizational Change Management: Which is Easier?
Any industry expert will tell you that ERP implementations are not just about technology. People and business processes matter more to the success of an ERP project than abundant IT staffing and...
View ArticleUsing Amazon Web Services IAM
IAM (Identity and Access Management) from Amazon Web Services is a tool to create users, groups, roles and permissions. This is a 10 minute video on how to use IAM (Identity and Access Management)...
View ArticleShould a DDoS be considered a legal form of protest?
Should a DDoS be considered a legal form of protest?
View ArticleJan 17th HfS Webinar: The seven influencers in sourcing saddle up for a...
We bring together the seven most most prominent sourcing savants to debate publicly the critical challenges facing sourcing today Jan 17th HfS Webinar: The seven influencers in sourcing saddle up for a...
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U.K. CIOs Stretch Budgets With Used Equipment
Some UK IT execs embrace pre-owned network equipment in a bid to find more IT budget for new innovation.
View ArticleExperimental Results: Liars and Outliers Trust Offer
Last August, I offered to sell Liars and Outliers for $11 in exchange for a book review. This was much less than the $30 list price; less even than the $16 Amazon price. For readers outside the U.S.,...
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How Centre College IT Prepped For VP Debate
Small college needed new IT infrastructure to meet the Wi-Fi, cellular, VoIP demands for the U.S. vice presidential debate. Here's how they did it.
View ArticleThe SAP Fanboy
“Rubbish” responded John Appleby to a tweet of mine which pointed out SAP evolves very slowly and that 95% of its revenues still come from older ECC and Business Objects licenses and maintenance. A few...
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Progress. It is inevitable.
I was reading an article recently on the progress being made in the manipulation of electronic data on film sets ( I know, right...). In particular the article was talking about how the current methods...
View Article4.4 Million Big Data Jobs? Not So Fast
Gartner made headlines recently when it predicted big data would create 4.4 million jobs by 2015. The analyst firm opined that there’s not enough hired talent to meet the challenges of big data and...
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