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Dreamforce Day One

Dreamforce Day One

By Denis Pombriant on December 8, 2010

It’s sort of like the funny story about a young person discovering that Paul McCartney was in another group before Wings. Marc Benioff had another company sandwiched in between his Oracle (Nasdaq: ORCL) days and founding Salesforce.com (NYSE: CRM). So for those of us who knew that, Database.com had the same kind of retro vibe [...]

Posted in Featured Posts, Technology / Software | Tagged benioff, crm, database.com, df10, Dreamforce, oracle, salesforce.com, Sun Microsystems, technology | Leave a response

News Analysis: Oracle and IBM Partner On Java

News Analysis: Oracle and IBM Partner On Java

By R "Ray" Wang on October 11, 2010

Collaboration Puts Java In A Safe Place On October 11th, 2010, both Oracle and IBM announced an alliance to collaborate on the future development of Java.  A quick assessment shows that: Oracle and IBM intend to drive Java innovations. Oracle initiated a call to IBM to discuss collaboration efforts around Java.  As a result, Oracle [...]

Posted in Featured Posts, Technology / Software | Tagged application development, ibm, Java, Java Development Kit, News Analysis, OpenJDK, oracle, Sun, Sun Microsystems | 1 Response

Is Oracle An Apps Company that Sells Hardware, or a Hardware Company that Dabbles in Apps?

Is Oracle An Apps Company that Sells Hardware, or a Hardware Company that Dabbles in Apps?

By Josh Greenbaum on September 7, 2010

It’s open season in the punditocracy on Oracle, as the move to put Mark Hurd in Oracle’s corner and jettison Charles Phillips makes a helluva welcome-back-to-work present for anyone who actually took Labor Day off from their daily labors. What’s obvious from where I sit is that Oracle is now more firmly a hardware company [...]

Posted in Business, Featured Posts | Tagged Charles Phillips, enterprise software, Hardware, Hewlett-Packard, hp, ibm, Larry Ellison, Mark Hurd, oracle, Sun Microsystems | Leave a response

Alliances, Referrals, Kickbacks, Reselling â Whereâs the independent advice in this?

Alliances, Referrals, Kickbacks, Reselling â Whereâs the independent advice in this?

By Brian Sommer on September 5, 2010

Can you be a consultant and still accept referral fees from a hardware or software manufacturer? Can you do it if you disclose these monies? The answer depends if you are a consultant or a reseller. It also depends if you are truly independent and objective.

Posted in Business, Featured Posts | Tagged Accenture, consu;ting, Hewlett-Packard, implementation, InfoWorld, si, Sun Microsystems | Leave a response

The IBM/SAP/Oracle/HP Show: ALM and the Struggle for Lower TCO and Better Account Control

The IBM/SAP/Oracle/HP Show: ALM and the Struggle for Lower TCO and Better Account Control

By Josh Greenbaum on July 7, 2010

Big company battles, like real-world battles between countries, often center around obscure points of friction. The Austro-Prussian war had its Schleswig-Holstein, the Vietnam war had the Gulf of Tonkin incident, and enterprise software has application lifecycle management. ALM today is a relatively obscure point of friction between giants that holds the promise of igniting global [...]

Posted in Featured Posts, Trends & Concepts | Tagged ALM, ibm, lifecycle, sap, SAP and Oracle, Sun Microsystems, tco | Leave a response

Numbers, Volume 46

Numbers, Volume 46

By Michael Coté on May 14, 2010

$1 software, fixing Sun revenue, Android v. iPhone.

Posted in Trends & Concepts | Tagged apple, google, ibm, iPhone, Numbers, Sun Microsystems | Leave a response

Wednesday’s Whispers: People Whispers – March 2010

By R "Ray" Wang on March 31, 2010

PEOPLE WHISPERS: MOVES, PROMOTIONS, AND MILESTONES* As always, thanks for your emails and alerts. If you’ve got a change or know of a promotion, keep dropping me a line! If you need a referral, and we’ve worked together in the past, don’t hesitate to reach out to me via Linked In. Ashesh Badani became Sr. [...]

Posted in Business | Tagged 3VR, Active Endpoints, Andy Warzecha, Ashesh Badani, AT&T Wireless, Azul Partners, BG+H, Capital One, Chomp, Cisco Systems, ClearCross, Click Commerce, Consult HR Solutions, Enterprise Irregular, Felton E. Lewis, Gladson, Greenwood Publishing Group, Horses For Sources, ibm, InformationWeek, Infosys, Intel Corporation, Jason Busch, Jeff Prillaman, Kara Wilson, Kinemo, Krishnan Parasuraman, Kulesa Faul, Lafe Low, Laura Fitton, Lauren McKay, Lisa Whelan, LLC, Manhattan Associates, Mary Hayes Weier, Mitch Wagner, Netezza, Network General, Nitin S, oneforty inc, Open Mobile Solutions, oracle, Palisade Systems, Palo Alto Networks, Paul Papdimitriou, PeopleSoft, Phil Ferhst, Pistachio Consulting, Rajesh Nair, Red Hat, René Bonvanie, Ronda Pitts Krier, Sacnchit Vir Gogia, ScanControl, Social Media Club, Somotsoft, Spend Matters Group, Springboard Research, spss, sterling commerce, Steve Cole, Sun Microsystems, Swissgrid, Tami Casey, TEDxTokyo, Todd Craig, Tri Phan, United Business Media, workday | Leave a response

Oracle promoting Bing in Java installer

Oracle Promoting Microsoft Bing? Microsoft Paying Oracle and Subsidizing Java? Cats and Dogs Living Together???

By Dennis Moore on March 10, 2010

Today, I got an alert from Java that an update was available, so I clicked “OK” to install.  Imagine my surprise when I got the following prompt during the installation procedure: Is Larry Ellison aware that Oracle (which now owns Sun and its Java products) is promoting Microsoft Bing?  By the way, a colleague told [...]

Posted in Business | Tagged databases, Java, Larry Ellison, microsoft, oracle, Oracle Corporation, Steve Ballmer, Sun Microsystems | 2 Responses

My Favorite New Old Blog…

My Favorite New Old Blog…

By Zoli Erdos on March 10, 2010

Image by TechShowNetwork via Flickr My new favorite old blog is former Sun CEO Jonathan Schwartz, blog.   It’s at the old URL, but has a new title: What I Couldn’t Say… The “About” section says: I think I’ve said pretty much everything I could say as CEO of Sun Microsystems. The more interesting stuff was [...]

Posted in Trends & Concepts | Tagged blogging, Jonathan Schwartz, Steve Jobs, Sun, Sun Microsystems | Leave a response

Just another Oracle Sunrise, Or, A Consolidation Sketch

Just another Oracle Sunrise, Or, A Consolidation Sketch

By James Governor on February 19, 2010

Everyone else seems to have gone with the Sunset, so I figured why not call out Sunrise instead… while some Sun technology is going to get nuked, and some people too, there are still plenty of solid assets to consider when parsing what Oracle is going to do. One advantage of being a couple of [...]

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