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- eWeek: Publicly, CRM software market leader Siebel Systems Inc. used to scorn hosted customer relationship management application services. But that changed in early October when the San Mateo, Calif., company announced its hosted CRM offering, Siebel CRM OnDemand, then followed that two weeks later with the acquisition of hosted CRM startup UpShot Corp. |
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- eWeek: Tapping small and midsized businesses, ACCPAC International Inc. announced today the next iteration of its Warehouse Management System. Warehouse Management System 3.4 is designed to speed up the pick, pack and ship process. |
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- Destination CRM: How the major trends in 2003 will alter the CRM landscape over the coming year. |
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- CRM Daily: People often say that the CRM-features war is over, with no particular faction declared the victor -- except perhaps the buyer, as recipient of now-commoditized features. To a large extent, this assessment is true. Still, CRM applications are not completely interchangeable. Such vendors as Oracle, PeopleSoft, Siebel and SAP spend millions upon millions of dollars on R&D and product development. |
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- Information Week: IBM is shaking up the way it develops and sells software. The computing and services company said Monday that it plans to move away from producing generic business software and will soon begin tailoring virtually all of its offerings and sales efforts to meet the needs of users in specific industries. |
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- CNET News.com: Looming competitive and regulatory pressures factored into Microsoft's recent decision to reveal formerly secret pieces of its latest Office software, according to analysts. |
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- Create New Topic Proposal from PatternSkinCodeChanges. Go there for an overview of other changes and page flow diagrams. It should be obvious to users how to create ... |
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- Erfahren sie alles was sie schon immer über den Y2k-bug wissen wollten, aber bisher nicht zu fragen wagten. Look in his monstreous eyes! ¬> |
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- Once upon a time, while I was working in the warehouse at GrayBar Electric, the radio started blaring some Clapton. Another guy working there walked up to the shipping desk where I was packing UPS packages of blenders, toasters, and assorted electrical fittings. He shook his head and said, “Damn! Nobody can make that guitar sing like Clapton. |
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- A quick look at some wicked fun stuff for men (and women?) who don't quite wanna grow up (and have a little cash to burn) - might want to make this your spouse's homepage with Christmas aroudn the corner. |
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- A US solider who was part of the convoy in Samarra emailed Hackworth.com, confirming that US troops fired indiscriminately upon civilian targets in Samarra."Most of the casualties were civilians, not insurgents or criminals as being reported. During the ambushes the tanks, brads and armored HUMVEES hosed down houses, buildings, and cars while using reflexive fire against the attackers." .... |
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- The threat of resumption of war in the West African state of Ivory Coast is real says its president. This follows several days of standoff between loyalist troops and civilians and the French peackeeping force. |
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- The Zimbabwe authorities are now trying to formulate new charges against opposition leader, Morgan Tsvangarai,a move his lawyers say will mean he will stand trial on altogether different charges to those he was arrested for and mean a restart of what is already Zimbabwe's longest running criminal trial. |
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- Zimbabwean president, Robert Mugabe's state of the nation speech yesterday made little imnpact according to analysts. It was more remarkbale for what the leader left out than in what he delivered. |
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- Fresh from their nail-biting series victory over Zimbabwe, the West Indies cricket team is in South Africa for a series of one-day and five day matches. They will be hoping to wipe out the embarassment of their 1998 whitewash. |
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- Fifa has insisted that its football assistance package is for developing the game and not to support national teams. |
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- Tensions are on the increase as SA rugby faces a crucial leadership contest come Friday while the commercial arm is believed to be in talks over termination of failed coach, Rudolf Straueli's contract. |
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- An agreement between US and SA customs officials will see tighter port controls put in place in a time of ever increasing terrorism and drug smuggling. |
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- African coffee growers seek new ways of entering world markets. |
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