By Dennis Moore on July 30, 2012
Highlights of enterprise software and solutions news from the past week:
Apple Phanboyz
- Apple sales slip as phanboyz wait for a new iPhone.? Apple is still, however, generating almost as much cash as the Obama administration is spending on wasteful programs
- More details emerge about Windows 8 and Microsoft?s strengthening product portfolio.? Will skeuomorphic (iOS, Android) or non-skeuomorphic (Metro/Windows 8) be the future?
- SAP reports strong results, claims strength in HANA and mobile.? In the Apps space, SAP showed significant growth while Oracle is fading.? SAP becomes Germany?s most valuable company, passing Siemens on the strength of its quarterly results.
- Google Nexus 7 and Android Jelly Bean 4.1 impress.? Meanwhile, Google faces huge fines in the EU, and Android-based devices are losing a number of legal challenges for patent violations vs Microsoft and Apple.
- And still ??@larryellison has just one tweet, follows no one on Twitter, and yet has 28,894 followers (up about 1,000 in the past month).? This means that only about 1 out of every 4 Oracle employees (MAX!) follows Larry on Twitter.? Fortunately, so far, they?re not missing much ?
This morning, Judge Andreas Voss (?Vo?? in German) of the Mannheim Regional Court, who has already presided over more smartphone-related patent lawsuits than any other judge in the world, announced a ruling in Microsoft?s favor against Google subsidiary Motorola Mobility. Motorola?s Android-based devices have been found to infringe a File Allocation Table (FAT) patent: EP0618540 on a ?common name space for long and short filenames?.
Microsoft won multiple remedies including an injunction (which is not self-executing, but Microsoft can enforce it against a 10 million euro bond), a recall of infringing products from retail, and damages (the amount of which will have to be determined).
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?The proliferation of alternative devices?such as smartphones and tablet computers, creates challenges from competing software platforms,? Microsoft said in its 10-K form recently filed with the SEC. ?Users may increasingly turn to these devices to perform functions that would have been performed by personal computers in the past.? Market research firm NPD DisplaySearch expects tablet shipments to exceed laptops by 2016.
Not wanting to be left out of the mobile device party, and unwilling to rely on its hardware partners, Microsoft is jumping in with its own line of Windows 8-based slates called Surface. The problem, however, is that a big part of Microsoft?s revenues come from licensing Windows to hardware manufacturers.
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McGee brings a sales leadership track record of disciplined, consistent growth at industry leaders and industry pioneers including Adobe, Documentum, EMC and Thunderhead.
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Q2 Revenue of $74.7 Million, a 29% Year-over-Year Increase ? Non-GAAP Net Income Grows 192% Year-over-Year ? Operating Cash Flow Grows 80% Year-over-Year to $15.2 Million
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It is not an over-statement to say that social media can enrich your personal and professional lives while providing value to users and your company. I personally became acquainted with the three CIOs quoted in this article over Twitter. I subsequently met each of them in person and have had phone conversations with them and remained in touch over time. Although the value of such communication is tremendously high, the benefits arise only with participation, so start today!
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The mobile company was working on a new software platform called Meltemi to replace Series 40, Reuters is reporting today, citing sources. However, the platform, which was Linux-based, has been quietly discontinued by the company.
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In fact, Business ByDesign fell in terms of the number of competitive deals we?ve seen them in most recently. So it?s the traditional SAP and Oracle. Workday, they?re still an HR solution. They don?t do financials. We have basic HR but not for these large 100,000-person organization. So we?re not in the HR aspect of that deal. They?re also not in the financials aspects of that deal.
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Samsung, the world?s largest maker of mobile phones, televisions and memory chips, benefited from runaway demand for its Android-powered smartphones as rivals including Apple Inc. were yet to release new models.
The robust sales of smartphones such as the company?s flagship Galaxy S3 helped Samsung paper over a slowdown in other consumer electronics sectors such as televisions and personal computers that has been painful for its rivals and component suppliers.
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Yammer will stick with this ?freemium? model as it moves under Microsoft?s wing, and it will use the strategy to encourage adoption not only of its own products, but existing Microsoft tools as well. Microsoft declined to comment for this story, but clearly, the company is working to change the way its core business operates in order to keep up with the latest wave of tech outfits.
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Microsoft, Oracle, Cisco EMC and CA Technologies issued statements or sent letters backing the proposal, which could come up for a procedural vote on Thursday.
The companies split from other business groups, including the Chamber of Commerce, IBM and trade association TechAmerica, which have all criticized Lieberman?s Cybersecurity Act.
The bill would incentivize critical infrastructure systems to upgrade their security protections, and the business groups expressed concern that the incentives amount to burdensome government regulation.
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Exalogic Elastic Cloud Software 2.0, Oracle has added server-level virtualization capabilities that will make it much easier to spin up and spin down capacity at will.
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Learn how Oracle Exalogic Elastic Cloud Software 2.0 can help your company:
Close business up to 10x faster
Protect sensitive data with complete application isolation
Rapidly respond to market needs by provisioning applications 6x faster
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To reflect on the one year anniversary of the HANA GA, Jon Reed of http://www.JonERP.com talks with fellow SAP Mentors Harald Reiter, Vijay Vijayasankar, and John Appleby about what SAP has accomplished and the challenges ahead. The 51 minute video includes an in-depth HANA skills discussion and views on the HANA Distinguished Engineers program (all four are members of the Council). The good natured discussion finds Harald in his Vegas hotel room, John Appleby on his UK couch, and Vijay on his iPhone. But a good natured discussion ensued, including an worthwhile debate on the level of skills demand for HANA and whether HANA needs a ?killer app? to succeed.
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IBM was second, with about 3,300 applications filed, while India-based TCS was third, with about 3,200 applications. Deloitte Consulting, with 3,000 applications, was fourth, and India?s Wipro rounded out the top five, at 2,900.
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Salesforce has an intangible assets ratio of 26%.
This is not so far over Heiserman?s threshold as to cause panic, but you?ll want to keep an eye on this number over the next few quarters.
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Computer occupations were the most highly requested occupation group in all but 11 metros of the 106 high-demand metros, where engineering, healthcare practitioners, and postsecondary teachers were more requested. Metropolitan areas also vary on occupational concentration, ranging from 74 occupation groups requested in the New York metro area, to 15 groups requested in Bloomington, IL.
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Based on its history with Windows Phone, increased revenue for app developers may be exactly what Microsoft needs.
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?We?re working on a tool to let users export all of their tweets,? Mr. Costolo said in a meeting with reporters and editors at The New York Times on Monday. ?You?ll be able to download a file of them.?
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SAP posted a 112% year-on-year increase in 12-month new and upsell subscription billings for SuccessFactors on a stand-alone basis. The company claimed the combination of SuccessFactors with its existing enterprise suite is allowing it to accelerate its strategy to become the leading cloud provider.
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Near as I can tell, despite the press release touting the ?New Software,? the new Intranet Experience Suite is not new software, only marketing ? what we used to call vaporware. In fact, the new landing page for the Intranet Experience Suite does feature a prominent case study: a client case study from Omron, which is a project that is more than 2 years old ? Internet years prior to this month?s announcement. Finally, and most pathetically, a request I made of IBM a week ago to provide more information on this new ?software? has been ignored by IBM. If there is new software to be had, surely IBM would have provided some details ? somewhere?
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Oracle president Mark Hurd said Tuesday that the firm will continue to charge for Java license fees in the marketplace, saying that Java is its key technology.
In a press conference marking Hurd?s first visit here to kick off the Oracle Optimized Data Center event series, he claimed that the Java programming language ? a topic of dispute between the firm and Google ? will be charged for usage for Android mobile platform-based manufacturers.
?(Java) is the core development platform for our middleware platforms and applications,? he told reporters. ?Java has very exciting prospects for the future and we have over 9 million Java developers.?
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I.B.M. is doing its own thing in the enterprise market, much as Apple is in consumer technology. Both are separated from the industry pack. In I.B.M.?s case, to be sure, that separation has been a more subtle and evolutionary process than it has been at Apple, the blockbuster product machine.
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Now Offering Informatica?s Cloud Connector, Allowing Google Developers Access to Leading Data Integration Solutions
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Apparently frustrated, Koh reminded Samsung?s attorneys that she had allowed the two cases to be combined so that Samsung wouldn?t initially have to answer Apple?s charges on a purely defensive basis. With the cases together, both sides would be on the offensive in a single case in front of a single jury.
?I consolidated the cases,? Koh said. ?If anything, I have bent over backwards so Samsung has an affirmative case. I could have put your case on a later schedule. If you, at this time, think the limits I have imposed are unfair, I will vacate your case and give you another trial date.?
That second trial, which would hear only Samsung?s suit against Apple, would start some time in August or September, Koh said.
?What is it that you don?t know now that leads you to believe you need unlimited witnesses and 400 exhibits? What is it?? Koh asked a Samsung lawyer.
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McDermott noted that the company has grown 20% faster than Oracle in the enterprise applications market over the last 12 months. And detailing regional performance, he said SAP grew four times faster than Oracle in Europe and the Middle East and eight times faster in Asia Pacific and Japan.
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in one case study a particular Exadata system was up to 20 times faster when performing two particular functions than a particular IBM Power system, Oracle?s general references to ?Exadata? and ?IBM Power,? along with the bold unqualified headline ?Exadata 20x Faster Replaces IBM Again,? conveyed a much broader message.
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Oracle and Google are at loggerheads over some US$4 million in court costs Google wants Oracle to pay in connection with its patent and copyright lawsuit over the Android mobile OS.
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Oracle?s claim of running 20 times faster than Power Systems was overly broad, inferring that Exadata had bested all Power Systems products, IBM had argued in its appeal to the NAD.
However, Oracle characterized its ad as a case study describing the experience of a single customer, and argued the ?sophisticated target audience? would glean that nuance, the NAD said.
The NAD ultimately sided with IBM, finding that ?at least one reasonable interpretation of the challenged advertisement is that all ? or a vast majority ? of Exadata systems consistently perform 20 times faster in all or many respects than all ? or a vast majority ? of IBM Power systems,? it said in a statement. ?The message was not supported by the evidence in the record.?
While Oracle agreed to stop running the ad, it also plans to appeal NAD?s decision, which it called ?unduly broad,? according to the announcement.
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Apple results sharply missed analysts? expectations and the stock is dropping in after-hours trading.
The iPhone and iPad maker reported fiscal third-quarter net income of $8.8 billion, or $9.32 a share, up from $7.31 billion, or $7.79 a share, a year earlier. But the figure fell well short of expectations: Analysts polled by Thomson Reuters were calling for earnings of $10.37 a share.
Revenue rose 23% to $35 billion, which also fell below analysts? estimates.
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Dubbed Mountain Lion, the new software narrows the gap between the PC and phone software packages, making Mac personal computers work more like iPhones and iPads.
It?s similar to what Microsoft Corp. is doing with its forthcoming Windows 8 system. That system, to be released Oct. 26, will bring the look and user interface of Windows Phone to PCs.
Mountain Lion will cost $20 and will be sold only as a download. Only computers running the two most recent versions of Mac OS, Lion and Snow Leopard, can be upgraded.
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Apple Inc. said it deserves more than $2.5 billion in damages from Samsung Electronics Co., as the two smartphone giants fired a round of pretrial salvos before their landmark patent case gets under way next week.
Apple is seeking damages from Samsung, which says many Apple patents at issue in the lawsuit are invalid.
?Samsung has reaped billions of dollars in profits and caused Apple to lose hundreds of millions of dollars through its violation of Apple?s intellectual property,? Apple?s lawyers claimed in court documents filed late Monday in U.S. District Court in San Jose, Calif.
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The iPhone and iPad maker now has about $117.22 billion in cash holdings, up from the $110.18 billion it had as of June 30. To put that in perspective, only 19 companies in the S&P 500 ? not counting Apple itself ? have higher market caps than that.
Apple has more cash on its books than the combined market values of Hewlett-Packard, Dell, Nokia, Yahoo, Sprint Nextel and Research In Motion.
CEO Tim Cook has said Apple has more cash than it needs, and the company will begin paying a quarterly dividend this quarter, the fiscal fourth quarter. It will also start a $10 billion share buyback program the quarter after that.
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The California-based company sold 26m iPhones in the three months to June 30, up 28 per cent on the same period a year ago and topping the company?s own guidance. But the figures marked a slowdown in the rate of growth over recent quarters, sending its shares below $600 in after-hours trading.
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This is the essence of Dell?s aspirational foray into the enterprise software market. The what is clear ? a set of midmarket products and services focused around cloud integration (Boomi), systems management and security (Quest, Sonicwall, among others), and business intelligence (insert unannounced acquisition or internally developed product here) to start, with more unspecified but hopefully value-added enterprise applications to come. But the how remains to be seen, and whether Dell succeeds in enterprise software will depend on a broad set of how to capabilities that the company has only just begun to build out.
Number one on the how to list is how to sell high-value software and applications services from a company not well known for these capabilities. While Dell Software CEO John Swainson bravely offered up 20,000 existing direct sales people as the vanguard of this effort, the truth is Dell will need much more than desktop and server sales people to up the software ante wi
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These people share three characteristics:
Substantial experience in some aspect of enterprise software
Demonstrated capability to write prolifically
Fair and balanced analysis and reporting
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One common complaint: The U.S. Patent and Trademark Office and similar agencies have issued too many patents over the years, especially on software designs, and patent holders are clogging the courts with frivolous lawsuits.
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SAP?s valuation reached as high as 62.8 billion euros ($76 billion) today, topping Siemens?s 61.8 billion and Volkswagen AG (VOW)?s 60.8 billion euros, according to data compiled by Bloomberg. SAP rose as much as 4.2 percent in Frankfurt trading after saying it?s taking market share amid a slowing industry.
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SAP AG (SAP)?s cloud-computing business won?t be profitable this year, Welt said, citing an interview with Chief Financial Officer Werner Brandt.
It?s too early to say whether the business, software sold as an on-demand service, will be profitable by 2013, Werner said, according to the German newspaper.
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The software maker said Tuesday it remained on track to reach HANA sales of at least EUR320 million and mobile revenues of EUR220 million this year.
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Net profit for the second quarter ended June 30 rose 13% to ?661 million ($800 million) compared with ?587 million a year earlier on sales up 18% to ?3.9 billion, a record for the second quarter.
SAP plans to raise its annual sales to more than ?20 billion by 2015, from around ?14 billion in 2011 as it develops new revenue streams from products for mobile devices, speedier data management technology, and cloud computing?the business of selling software over the Internet as a service.
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We came up with four main goals:
Ensure that all Metro style experiences are rendered smoothly and quickly.
Provide a hardware-accelerated platform for all Metro style apps.
Add new capabilities to DirectX to enable stunning visual experiences.
Support the widest diversity of graphics hardware ever.
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Enhanced Developer Productivity: Native integration with FindBugs(TM), a popular, open source Java-based static analysis tool, provides code hints in the editor, offering immediate feedback, and code inspections that can be run across projects, thereby helping to lower costs by preventing bugs early in the development lifecycle. Coupled with other editor enhancements such as a bookmark manager; code completion in the search bar; JPA code completion and more hints and refactorings, these capabilities help improve developer productivity. ? Improved Performance: Smarter project scanning enables the IDE to start more smoothly and noticeably faster; new background scanning allows features such as Java editing to work immediately; and UI responsiveness is not blocked by I/O operations, helping to improve performance by up to 60 percent, depending on project settings, with 10 percent improvement in average startup times. ? Expanded Support: Interoperability with the early access release of
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Faster rendering of text, geometry, and images are explained.
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Nicira, with the OpenFlow networking protocol, is tackling one of the largest remaining problems in virtualizing the data center: giving the enterprise network the same flexibility and moldability as the virtualized servers that it?s attached to. Instead of continuing to load the network with devices already wired with fixed message routes, Nicira advocates putting more programmable intelligence into the network control plane and configuring and reconfiguring devices to dynamic traffic patterns. That?s a nice fit with VMware?s previously announced goal of establishing the software-defined data center.
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Quarter two was the tenth consecutive quarter of double digit growth from SAP. I see two reflections on this, first of all our customer driven innovation strategy and secondly this is about an innovation agenda.
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The SAP real-time data platform, based on the flagship SAP HANA platform, includes data management capabilities from SAP Sybase IQ, SAP Sybase Event Stream Processor (ESP, formerly Aleri), SAP Sybase ASE, SAP Sybase Replication Server, SAP Sybase PowerDesigner for orchestration, and SAP EIM (which comes largely from Business Objects, and includes the Inxight Software acquisition for text analytics). Add to this support for Apache Hadoop, and SAP intends to unlock business value from this abundance of data for its customers by providing for real-time decision support within the window of opportunity with extreme capabilities to ingest, store, and process big data in real-time.
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HANA with more than EUR85 million in just one quarter. And don?t forget this is a product that was released only end of last year. So this is the fastest growing product in our history. This is a breakthrough in how technology will evolve into the future where we move data from disk into main memory and with that, we get real-timeness. And again, this kind of solution is what companies need in uncertain times.
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Hana software, which lets clients process large amounts of data quickly in a computer?s memory by bypassing slower hard drives, is on track to reach its 2012 revenue target after second-quarter sales were 85 million euros. Mobile revenue was 54 million euros, and cloud products generated 69 million euros, SAP said.
Net income advanced to 661 million euros, or 55 cents a share, from 587 million euros, or 49 cents, a year earlier. Analysts predicted 643.7 million euros. Net income, adjusted for some items, increased to 831 million euros from 703 million euros. Revenue rose 18 percent to 3.9 billion euros.
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The money is accumulating overseas because corporations are counting on lower U.S. tax rates in the future. At 35 percent, the U.S. corporate tax rate is among the highest for developed countries. In 2004, Congress enacted a one-year ?tax holiday? for overseas earnings, and multinationals are hoping for a repeat of that. Presidential candidate Mitt Romney wants to permanently eliminate federal taxes on overseas profits. President Barack Obama attacked that idea last week, saying it won?t create U.S. jobs, like the Romney campaign contends.
Where Apple does differ from other companies is that it sets aside a portion of these overseas profits, marking them as subject to U.S. taxes sometime in the future. Essentially, it?s saying ?this is money that we?ll likely have to pay U.S. federal income taxes on? because we intend to repatriate it, says Willens.
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Although many claim to be influencers and thought leaders, relatively few have earned that particular honor. Here?s Dennis Moore?s list of enterprise software experts on whom you can rely and trust.
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Here?s a look at some of the other female executives at major technology companies.
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Whether Google gets labeled a monopolist is largely in the hands of Joaquin Almunia, a former Spanish labor leader and onetime Socialist candidate for prime minister who is the European Union?s top antitrust enforcer.
Almunia has pushed hard for a negotiated settlement in hopes of avoiding a years-long battle of the type that European regulators once waged with Microsoft over its Windows operating system. People closely watching the Google case predict that this week ? the last before a long summer break hobbles operations here ? will produce a deal or a formal ?statement of objections,? essentially an indictment on allegations of monopolistic behavior.
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Sustainability isn?t about saving the planet, it?s about saving money. Saving the planet, reducing dependence on polluting energy sources and reducing waste in landfills are all good things, but they aren?t part of the fiduciary responsibilities of most executives. However, Smart Buildings, recycling & composting, and Green IT all increase a company?s bottom line and that does fall under every executive?s fiduciary goals.
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PCs that aren?t running Windows 7 or Windows 8 are being left in the dust by Microsoft.
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Highlights of enterprise software and solutions news from the past week:
Two IPOs come out strongly after Facebook IPO disappointment ? Kayak and Palo Alto Networks.
Google Nexus 7, with Android 4.1 Jelly Bean, is becoming the first general purpose worthy competitor to the Apple iPad.
Workday files for IPO, using JOBS Act to avoid some financial disclosures.
Lots of acquisitions: Oracle acquiring Skire, Microsoft closes Yammer acquisition, TripIt buys Concur.
One break up to report this week: Microsoft extracts itself from MSNBC.com, ending the ill-fated experiment jointly with NBC over the cable and Web news network that veered controversially far left over the past two years, with very poor ratings.
Paul Moritz is out at VMware, replaced by Pat Gelsinger.
Marissa Meyer, expectant mother-to-be, takes the reigns as the newest CEO at Yahoo! ? the CEO jobs at HP and Yahoo!, like second marriages, highlight the triumph of hope over experience.
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Highlights of enterprise software and solutions news from the past week:
Two IPOs come out strongly after Facebook IPO disappointment ? Kayak and Palo Alto Networks.
Google Nexus 7, with Android 4.1 Jelly Bean, is becoming the first general purpose worthy competitor to the Apple iPad.
Workday files for IPO, using JOBS Act to avoid some financial disclosures.
Lots of acquisitions: Oracle acquiring Skire, Microsoft closes Yammer acquisition, TripIt buys Concur.
One break up to report this week: Microsoft extracts itself from MSNBC.com, ending the ill-fated experiment jointly with NBC over the cable and Web news network that veered controversially far left over the past two years, with very poor ratings.
Paul Moritz is out at VMware, replaced by Pat Gelsinger.
Marissa Meyer, expectant mother-to-be, takes the reigns as the newest CEO at Yahoo! ? the CEO jobs at HP and Yahoo!, like second marriages, highlight the triumph of hope over experience.
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Most high-tech employers would likely deny that age discrimination is an issue at their company. But many IT workers over 50 beg to differ, saying they have experienced age bias or know someone who has.
The bias can take several forms, they say. Their salaries might stagnate. They might have few or no opportunities for advancement. They might not be included in training and professional development programs. And they could be the first to be laid off and the last to be hired.
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It?s light?
It?s sleek?
It?s fast?
Jelly Bean is a nice OS?
Google Now is useful, but it?s not a personal assistant?
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?I don?t think it will move the needle in a big way,? said @fScavo.
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