Oracle Acquired Peoplesoft

Oracle, like SAP, is a business software-born it vendor, and is now an international software giant. But Oracle's strategy is clearly more aggressive, starting with a database vendor and gradually acquiring large management software and middleware vendors, but eventually Oracle found that soft and hard integration is the commanding heights of commercial software, while margins are even more impressive. March, Oracle launched the Oracleexalytics Business Intelligence cloud Server based on memory computing (Oracleexalyticsin-memorymachi ...

Oracle, the company that started the database software business, spent $ more than 40 billion in just a few years, acquiring more than 70 companies, from $ more than 10 billion a year to $40 billion trillion, and targeting IBM for its competition. Oracle's trajectory is one of the templates for traditional it giants to transform. Oracle is not the most active advocate of cloud computing, but the IT industry's best companies have always emphasized "best-in-class" and are now ready to move into the cloud. Oracle has to be a leader in this area as well as in cloud computing. "Oracle Joint President ...

Oracle has issued a commitment to the acquisition of Sun's products. Oracle says it will actively promote the development of MySQL's open source database rather than let it fend for itself. 　　Oracle has also announced plans to develop sun hardware and other software. Oracle also plans to continue investing and maintaining OpenOffice.org independence, and will launch a separate cloud productivity suite similar to Google Docs, according to Edward Screven, Oracle's chief community architect. At present, Sun's OpenOffice has been Microsoft's ...

Earlier in April, Oracle's president Mark Hurd claimed that Oracle's SaaS (Software as a service, software as services) had reached $1 billion trillion in U.S. revenue, and the company had become the second-largest SaaS provider.    Now, of course, SaaS is the first big provider of cloud computing company Salesforce.com, and its CEO Marc Benioff believes that while Oracle's cloud involves hardware, none of that hardware is a real cloud. ...

2011, IBM has finally become a century-old shop. On birthdays, IBM published four pages of ads in the Wall Street Journal, the Washington Post and The New York Times. Our grandparents ' generation, the company that everyone admired, no longer exists. Of the top 25 companies in the world's top 500 companies in 1961, only 6 are now left. "The ad may have been designed to promote IBM's resilience and quality, but it also highlights the entrepreneurial world today, with new companies springing up like bamboo, not just in Silicon Valley but around the world," he said. ...

Do not simply think that the mobile device as an application terminal is the management of mobile software. Mobile Internet has spawned a lot of new applications different from the past, and mobile applications even lead to changes in the management software market. Management software has ushered in a mobile storm. The veteran manufacturers are gearing up to make changes. The newly challenged ambassadors are ambitious. A contest involving strategic vision, technology platform, application innovation and financial strength has started. Mobile Internet has undoubtedly become the current IT industry, one of the biggest hot spots. 2014 Gartner released strategic top ten technologies and ...

Author: Blue Blue "TechWeb report" August 21 news, according to foreign media reports, as Intel announced that it will be 7.7 billion U.S. dollars to acquire security software manufacturers Mcafee,it merger and acquisition transactions again attracted attention, the following is the history of the top ten it deals.　　The price of these ten deals is not the most expensive and not the most controversial, but it has a big impact on the industry. EMC acquired VMware in 2003, EMC, a storage device vendor, bought a virtual technology company, Vmwar, which was founded just 5 years ago, at $635 million.

Clayton Cristensen's "Innovator's Dilemma" (Innovator's Dilemma) theory still applies until 2011, and his fans should not be surprised. Obviously, innovation is still important. To understand the role of innovation, look at your computer desktop. Think about how many desktop apps you use on weekdays, and compare it to the amount of cloud services you and your company uses. If you're like most business people in the past 20 years, you've certainly been working with all kinds of slow 、...

How far did Oracle go in cloud computing? This depends only on the semantic differences between the cloud and other implementation patterns. Earlier this month, Oracle CEO Mark? Mr Hurd said Oracle's SaaS income had reached $1 billion trillion and ranked second in SaaS. Of course the number one still belongs to Salesforce.com, but the company's CEO, Marc Benioff, argues that Oracle's cloud involves only hardware, not real clouds. Mark？ Hurd said: "I don't know ...

Microsoft James Black, serif; Font-size:10.5pt "> in the author's personal more than 10 years of it practice, is a software product and service research and development of the old dog." I have experienced the first wave of the Internet, and now this is the golden age of IT technology development, whether traditional enterprise software, or Internet services, its development is particularly rapid. These two forces in parallel development, but also a slow convergence. This article mainly discusses the internet trend of enterprise software from the view of technology, content, demand and mode.