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Oracle Acquires NetSuite for $9.3 Billion
Oracle Corporation made its second largest acquisition to date today. It acquired cloud-based software provider, partner and customer NetSuite in a transaction valued at approximately $9.3 billion, or $109 per share in cash, Redwood City, Calif.-based Oracle announced. Oracle's acquisition of NetSuite lands it a spot among the largest tech deals of all-time, where it
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Email Marketing Is Dead? Long Live Email Marketing?
As a stand-alone application, email marketing is all but dead. As an integral part of a robust CRM system, email marketing is not only alive but also thriving.
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Ellison Does His Own Demos, Loves His New Job #OOW14
It was classic Larry Ellison on stage, part brilliant computer scientist, part hammy comedian, always entertaining. Oracle OpenWorld, his company's mammoth annual convention that virtually shuts down the heart of San Francisco's SoMa district, will continue through tomorrow.
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NetSuite Mixes CRM With ERP
The term customer relationship management (CRM) isn’t always viewed properly, according to Zach Nelson, CEO of NetSuite, a provider of cloud-based enterprise resource planning (ERP) solutions. At the Sanford C.
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Oracle Targeting Micros in $5B Deal for Data, Applications
You know how these things start. Someone hears something from someone who heard it from someone else. Suddenly, you have a major story. Maybe.
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Oracle Finishes Cloud Push With NetSuite Partnerhip
Oracle’s “startling” week continues with a third announcement in a series of partnerships that were flagged by Oracle CEO Larry Ellison last week. This time, it’s with NetSuite, which in partnership with Oracle will bring Human Capital Management and Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) to the small-and-medium business (SMB) space.
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Microsoft, Oracle Partnerships Offers Oracle Software On Azure, Hyper-V
Even if expected, the announcement last night of Oracle and Microsoft’s new partnership is still surprising in how far it actually goes. Announced at the ongoing Microsoft Build conference in San Francisco, it means that from here on in Oracle’s software will be able to run on the Azure
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Oracle To Unveil Microsoft, Salesforce, NetSuite Partnerships As Revenues Stagnate
Quarterly figures and earnings calls are never dull with Oracle. While Q4 figures announced last night were unexceptional and showed Oracle’s revenues flat and stagnant, it was Larry Ellison’s reaction that set pulses racing. The response to current stagnation is new cloud partnerships with Microsoft, Salesforce and NetSuite.
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Netsuite Unifying Customer Experiences with Retail Anywhere Buy
Financial and enterprise resource planning firm Netsuite has bought Retail Anywhere in hopes to unify online and in store customer experiences. Retail Anywhere builds point-of-sale apps, so with this purchase Netsuite can offer a more seamless experience for people who shop online and in stores.
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Document Mgt Roll-up: M-Files Partners With goVirtualOffice for NetSuite Integration
This week there’s been a number of items, including the partnership between M-Files and goVirtualOffice for NetSuite Integration, Laserfiche has released an app for iPad, Zoho continues to offer social capabilities, Metalogix releases SharePoint Content Manager and Hannon Hill releases Cascade v7.0. M-Files, NetSuite Integrate Document management vendor M-Files has
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GRC Roll-up: Records Management for Gmail, VMWare Gets Security Module
This week, RecMan extended its records management for Google Apps by adding to Gmail, IdentityLogix adds security module to VMWare, M-Files and NetSuite integrate, CaseCentral puts R5 on general release and Recommind’s Axcelerate e-Discovery is named trend-setting technology for 2011.
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Enterprise 2.0 Roll-up: Skype Sold to Microsoft, Yammer Desktop 2.0 Released
Lots of big news in the enterprise world this week, including Microsoft's very, very pretty penny for Skype and the release of Yammer Desktop 2.0. Microsoft Buys Skype for US$ 8.
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SMB Tech Roll-up: Google, NetSuite’s Deep Integration, Xerox Digs into SMB Space
This week, in what may be a response to Microsoft’s recent moves to integrate its products, Google Apps and NetSuite team up and the result is definitely good for SMB. Xerox and Cisco have also partnered, CA offers data protection on Azure, while TrendMicro offers backup for very small businesses.
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Social Media Minute: Yammer Integrates with NetSuite, Facebook Users Get Younger
Social media moves so fast, it's hard to keep up. Here are the week's top stories in scan-friendly format: The Two Screen Movement Is Upon Us 7.
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