Sugarcrm News & Articles

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Rapidly expanding customer relationship management company SugarCRM announced integrations with IBM, including support for IBM DB2 database software and a move to IBM SmartCloud Enterprise.

Cupertino, Calif.-based SugarCRM announced another record quarter in Q3, with strong year-over-year growth (69%) in all regions, and said it was casting an eye toward Eastern Europe to help keep up the momentum. The company reported a 13% upward trajectory in billings, over Q2 numbers that included a whopping 84% and 83% year-over-year growth in North America and Asia Pacific respectively.

SugarCRM sweetened things up a bit with today’s release of version 6.3. The latest iteration of the customer relationship management platform demonstrates deeper integration with third party apps, faster feedback for real-time collaboration and tighter admin control.

It's that time of year again as web enterprises large and small hope to see their name in lights in this year's CODiEs (news, site) nominations.

Occasionally, even those operating in the cloud have to concern themselves with real-world trivialities such as signing legal contracts. EchoSign and SugarCRM (news, site) just made that a little easier for their users.

SugarCRM CEO Larry Augustin kicked off this year’s SugarCon 2011 conference with a bold notion: The way people interact and what they know is changing - we are more instrumented, interconnected and intelligent than ever before, and the only promising response to these changes is a system and way of thinking built entirely anew.  

Today is the last day of the fifth annual SugarCRM conference, SugarCon 2011. The momentum continues with more sessions, announcements and networking opportunities.

Today is day two of the fifth annual SugarCRM (news, site) conference, SugarCon 2011, but the first day of content. Many of the platform’s half-million users arrived in San Francisco yesterday to learn about and influence the popular open source CRM’s product direction, which seems to be increasingly focused on the social enterprise.

Have you noticed an increase in SugarCRM (news, site) activity streams today on your favorite social media window? Today, SugarCRM’s fifth annual conference kicks off in San Francisco. Sweet.

At JasperWorld yesterday, CEO Brian Gentile referred to a new IT World, one that is "characterized by a heightened sensitivity to cost, a new technology stack that includes Cloud and Big Data and the consumerization of enterprise IT." This is clearly reflected in the evolution of the Jaspersoft business intelligence platform.

Just about two years after IBM (news, site) announced the release of its LotusLive cloud collaboration platform, IBM continues to extend the reach of LotusLive with the announcement of integrations with SugarCRM and Ariba’s social commerce platform.

Social CRM is the latest epidemic among CRM solutions, while mobile features in CRMs are also hot. So, how do we choose which will be the best solution for us? Well, we don't have to because there is nothing wrong with either one. In fact, we can only admire all of the efforts made by CRM vendors to give us the software we need.

SugarCRM is officially out of beta and now on general release. When it was originally released in April -- in beta -- SugarCRM 6 (news, site) introduced a new user interface that focused on speed, simplicity and interoperability with other web applications and mobile devices.