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03.17.04
Oracle Sees Growth From Outsourcing
Oracle's financial reserves saw an infusion of cash from an outpouring of
outsourcing contracts secured in the last three months, the company said.
The Redwood Shores, Calif.-based firm, which reported its fiscal third
quarter financial statement Thursday, said at least seven new large-scale
contracts helped contribute to its $2.5 billion in third quarter revenues
and $635 million in net income. Oracle also said its earnings of 12-cents
per share were in line with analysts expectations.
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Hansa grows up
Hansa Financials, which has since inception provided enterprise resource
planning and customer relationship management to smaller businesses, has
added extensibility and mobility to its earlier versions to target larger
customers.
"I believe it is possible for products like Hansa Financials to grow upwards
from the small to larger businesses," says Stephen Jay, visiting Hansa
Business Solutions international sales director. "However, it is more
difficult for large enterprise applications such as those offered by vendors
like Oracle and SAP to come down to the small and medium enterprise level."
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MicroStrategy adds Linux and Unix versions
Business intelligence vendor MicroStrategy is to launch Linux and Unix
versions of its 7i enterprise platform later this year.
Mike Sayler, chairman and chief executive of MicroStrategy, said the company
would add more statistical and data mining functionality to its portfolio,
as well as better support for enterprise resource software from SAP.
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Business burns brighter with local ERP
Operating since 1976 with four branches throughout NZ and a network of agencies to supply and service its products, The Fireplace Ltd imports and on-sells open wood and gas fires, and also specialises in fireplace design. Although the retailer had been able to successfully manage its accounts for years using the DOS based system Prophet, financial controller Sarah Bradwell says a recent 20% growth spurt fuelled by the property boom could not be supported by the existing system.
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Kingdee to take on enterprise software majors
Chinese enterprise software company, Kingdee International Software Group
today announced its Asia Pacific headquarters in Hong Kong, ahead of
ambitious plans to compete in the global enterprise software arena.
The first mainland Chinese software company to list on Hong Kong's Growth
Enterprise Market (GEM), Kingdee is aiming for a place among top 10 global
enterprise software companies by 2010 – neck-and-neck in competition with
industry giants SAP, Siebel Systems and Oracle.
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Triniti Now Member Of Supply Chain Council
Triniti Corp., a provider of business process consulting, services and
engineered solutions for the technology manufacturing and semiconductor
industries, has joined the Supply-Chain Council (SCC), an independent,
not-for-profit, global corporation with membership open to all companies and
organizations interested in applying and advancing the state-of-the-art in
supply-chain management systems and practices.
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