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Business Software Evaluation, Comparison, Selection—Free Report

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Usability
Poor usability leads to irritation and fatigue and it has an adverse impact on the usage experience. In an on-line shopping web site, it can lead to loss of revenues. Poor usability in business applications leads to increased help desk costs. On the other hand, better usability makes our usage experience more fun and can increase productivity. A highly usable on-line shopping web site tempts repeat visits, builds customer loyalty, and increases its revenue-earning potential.

RESOURCE PLANNING ARTICLES BOM: Revisited Part Two: 1990s--Enterprise Resource Planning | Enterprise Applications--The Genesis and Future, Revisited Part One: 1960s--Pre-Computer Era | The World Of Software Buying Has Changed; Will the Vendors Change With It? | BI Approaches of Enterprise Software Vendors | The Old ERP Dilemma--The Refresh Option | Exact Software--Working Diligently Towards the One Exact Synergy Part Two: Macola, the ERP and BAM Solutions | Justification of ERP Investments Part Four: Replacing or Re-implementing an
2/15/2004

IBI + IBM = EAI
The latest entrant in the race to support IBM's MQSeries Integrator Version 2 is Information Builders (IBI) with its Middleware Technology Group's 'Enterprise Connector for MQSeries Integrator'. The product provides SQL access to over 80 different data sources, and should prove a good fit with MQSI. In addition, IBI has announced support for IBM’s WebSphere Application Server.

RESOURCE PLANNING ARTICLES BOM: Users of Acquired Enterprise Resource Planning Systems | Acquisitions Fuel Vendor Growth in the Enterprise Applications Field | The Impact of the Assembler Strategy in the Enterprise Applications Field | New Vendor Acquisition Strategies in the Enterprise Applications Field | Contributing to the Rejuvenation of Legacy Systems in the Enterprise Resource Planning Field | The Enterprise Applications Arms Race To Be Number Three | Vendor Articulates Message and Vision for Product Lifecycle Management | A
12/14/2000

A Tour of the Clouds
Read this article to discover some of the basic ideas behind the cloud computing phenomenon—a concept that might change the way we understand the computing process. The term “cloud computing” might be the next biggest trend in the IT industry. Jorge Garcia explains some of the basic ideas behind cloud computing—and how it may help your organization in the future.

RESOURCE PLANNING ARTICLES BOM: or applications like enterprise resource planning [ERP], custo mer relationship management [CRM], and others), and business information, a cloud computing model infrastructure is based on services. This approach is different: in a traditional computing model all resources interact and affect the general infrastructure whereas the service oriented architecture (SOA) of a cloud computing model creates a more natural separation between two main layers. One is formed by the technology within the cloud
6/22/2010 10:15:00 AM

Analyse This
Enterprise applications have long been providing the means for businesses to collect required data and deliver it to the right people. Now that sales and marketing professionals are empowered with the right tools to better serve their customers and gather insights on all customers' interactions, the question to ask is what's next? We see the answer in a tight integration between Enterprise applications and Analytics.

RESOURCE PLANNING ARTICLES BOM: J.D. Edwards | Enterprise Resource Planning Systems Audio Conference | IFS Far Cry From Running Out of Breath | Evoke Software Releases Axio Data Integration Product | Vignette of an EAI Vendor (So to Speak) | ROI Systems, Inc.: Will Slow and Steady Remain in the Race? | Viador Teams With Business Objects | Baan Yet Another ERP Vendor to Find a Sanctuary Under Invensys’ Wing | MAPICS Red Ink Stained While Extending Its Offering | Applix Still Shows a Presence in the OLAP Market | Intentia’s Growing
7/23/2003

The Store of the Future
The big hit of the National Retail Federation show was the Metro Group's Store of the Future. The budget for this extravaganza - it appears to have been underwritten by some of the biggest technology firms in the world.

RESOURCE PLANNING ARTICLES BOM: | A Veteran Enterprise Resource Planning Vendor Makes a SaaS-y Statement | Supplier Relationship Management: Benefits and Challenges | Vendor Reservations, a Full-fledged SaaS ERP, and User Recommendations | Software as a Service s Functional Catch-up | Software as a Service: Not without Caveats | Unlikely Acquisition Has Insiders Scratching Their Heads | Challenges for an Expanding Supply Chain Solutions Vendor | A Supply Chain Applications Vendor Expands Beyond Its Roots | Will a Tool Manufacturer and
2/12/2004

Secure in a Foundry
Foundry Networks™, Inc. announced that they would be incorporating Secure Shell (SSH) Technology for free in all of its high-performance switching devices. That’s right! Foundry Networks has just made every Network Manager’s dream come true.

RESOURCE PLANNING ARTICLES BOM: Secure in a Foundry Secure in a Foundry G. Duhaime - June 9, 2000 Read Comments G. Duhaime - June 9, 2000 Event Summary Foundry Networks, Inc. announced that it would be incorporating Secure Shell Technology into all high-performance switching devices free of charge. According to Ken Cheng, Vice President of marketing for Foundry Networks, The internet has become the mass communication medium and an economic way to communicate among remote sites. It is used increasingly to access networking devices for
6/9/2000

A Matter of Trust
When important information is withheld, it leads to enormous inefficiencies or even disasters in the supply chain. Trust is needed to streamline decision making and interactions in the supply chain. But, in spite of what

RESOURCE PLANNING ARTICLES BOM: | A Veteran Enterprise Resource Planning Vendor Makes a SaaS-y Statement | Supplier Relationship Management: Benefits and Challenges | Vendor Reservations, a Full-fledged SaaS ERP, and User Recommendations | Software as a Service s Functional Catch-up | Software as a Service: Not without Caveats | Unlikely Acquisition Has Insiders Scratching Their Heads | Challenges for an Expanding Supply Chain Solutions Vendor | A Supply Chain Applications Vendor Expands Beyond Its Roots | Will a Tool Manufacturer and
6/22/2004

What’s in a Name?
Hewlett-Packard, following a path recently trod by IBM, has decided to maintain a single 'e-PC' product name, eliminating the e-Vectra and e-Brio names.

RESOURCE PLANNING ARTICLES BOM: What’s in a Name? What’s in a Name? R. Krause - October 23, 2000 Read Comments R. Krause - October 23, 2000 Event Summary On October 9, Hewlett-Packard announced that it will forgo the creation of an e-Brio line of e-PC products for small business, and instead lump the e-Vectra and e-Brio lines under the SMB e-PC banner. HP s e-PCs are small, stripped-down versions of the standard desktop machine, competing in the same market as Compaq s iPAQ and IBM s NetVista products. Currently, the standard
10/23/2000

Future Compatible
Companies contemplating upgrading or replacing their enterprise resource planning systems should evaluate whether the change will be compatible with future ERP II deployment strategies. This article examines the future of enterprise business applications and the requirements to ensure future compatibility.

RESOURCE PLANNING ARTICLES BOM: end of their enterprise resource planning (ERP) systems supported life cycles. These organizations might be readily convinced of the need to upgrade and of the benefits associated with remaining on a supported version. Yet, moving to a supported version of an already existing system may not always be the best decision if that system is not future compatible. For organizations that have opted to move to a supported version of their current ERP system, this article takes a look at the future of enterprise
7/15/2004