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Is open source a good career choice for you? Business Objects offers visualization via Xcelsius By: Kathleen Lau The business intelligence arm of SAP tackles the problem of aligning strategy with execution ...

SAP AG , the world's biggest maker of business-management software, raised its revenue and margin forecasts for this year after second-quarter license sales beat analysts' estimates.

As a growing number of midmarket organizations look to host data centers off-site, many economic development offices are doing a pretty powerful song and dance to lure outsiders to the their states.

SAP, whose programs help companies do back-office work such as payroll, inventory management and accounting, said its profit in the April-June period fell 9 per cent to 408-million compared with 449-million a ...

SAP, whose programs help companies do back-office work such as payroll, inventory management and accounting, said its profit in the April-June period fell 9 per cent to 408-million compared with 449-million a ...

SAP, whose programs help companies do back-office work such as payroll, inventory management and accounting, said its profit in the April-June period fell 9 per cent to 408-million compared with 449-million a ...

SAP, whose programs help companies do back-office work such as payroll, inventory management and accounting, said its profit in the April-June period fell 9 per cent to 408-million compared with 449-million a ...

SAP, whose programs help companies do back-office work such as payroll, inventory management and accounting, said its profit in the April-June period fell 9 per cent to 408-million compared with 449-million a ...

SAS Business and Analytics Zone No matter where your organization is on the path toward evolving your IT infrastructure, SAS can adapt to your situation to meet your long-term enterprise intelligence needs.

SAS Business and Analytics Zone No matter where your organization is on the path toward evolving your IT infrastructure, SAS can adapt to your situation to meet your long-term enterprise intelligence needs.

If you thought last year, when the three biggest publicly-traded business intelligence stalwarts were acquired in less than 10 months, you'd see havoc in an already iffy BI industry outlook, you'd be wrong.

“You might want to preprocess data on the mainframe to reduce its volume”

Data integration pure-play vendors have fallen like dominoes -- albeit at rather protracted intervals. via Enterprise Systems

SAP AG , the world's biggest maker of business-management software, reported its steepest quarterly profit decline in almost six years on acquisition-related costs and a weaker dollar. via Bloomberg

SAP AG , the world's largest maker of business-management software, promoted Leo Apotheker to co-chief executive officer alongside Henning Kagermann , grooming him for the sole top job when Kagermann retires in ... via Bloomberg Business News

TELUS Corp., a business intelligence customer of both SAP and Cognos, explains the business value of a little-understood technology. via TechTarget

“It wasn't supposed to go as well as it did”

Demand for business intelligence could be PM&L Inc.'s big break for 2008. A year ago, the Rochester-based software company launched a Web-based product that makes statistics easier to understand to help drive ... via Rochester Democrat and Chronicle

“We have a very bright future ahead of us.”

Andrew Wahl From the February 18, 2008 issue of Canadian Business magazine It may have been one of high-tech's biggest takeovers of 2007, and it was not its best-kept secret. via Canadian Business Magazine

“The upbeat guidance implies solid growth prospects for SAP into 2008 and should calm market fears of pressure on growth and margins”

SAP AG, the world's biggest maker of business-management software, has forecast higher margins and revenue this year after the acquisition of Business Objects SA. via Shanghai Daily

SAP AG, the world's biggest maker of business-management software, forecast software and service revenue will rise as much as 14 percent in 2008, slowing from last year's pace. via Bloomberg Business News