Not dead yet: Windows Server 2008 users have options
With support for Windows Server 2008 ending, there’s still time to examine alternatives to upgrading.
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Google offers IBM AS/400 apps new home in its cloud
Search giant follows Microsoft in offering route to legacy workload modernisation via new Power Systems service in Google Cloud Platform.
Assessing AWS re:Invent: intelligent services, closer clouds
A long, long time ago, Amazon Web Services was all about hosting computing workloads in data centres far, far away.
Dreamforce 2019: Salesforce gives CRM ‘single source of truth’
Salesforce.com has introduced Customer 360 Truth and a curiously British-sounding Einstein that your customers can now access.
The big picture from Tableau Conference 2019
More AI, more preparation, more cloud integration were the key takeaways from the analytics platform maker’s annual event.
Microsoft shows off hybrid cloud management and cloud analytics tools at Ignite
Enterprises will soon have access to Azure Arc and Azure Synapse Analytics, two new services that bolster Microsoft’s cloud offerings.
Oracle co-CEO Mark Hurd dies
Oracle co-CEO Mark Hurd has died at the age of 62. His death leaves the company in the hands of co-CEO Safra Catz and founder Larry Ellison.
11 key takeaways from Oracle OpenWorld 2019
Autonomous Linux, digital assistants, and closer work with Microsoft, VMware and others were among the highlights from this year’s conference.
Moving ERP to the cloud? Expect delays
Businesses are attracted to cloud ERP systems but compliance challenges and difficulties in moving sensitive data to the cloud are still a concern.
SAP’s big Qualtrics buy: It’s all about your customers
SAP’s $8 billion acquisition of Qualtrics may help put customer experience on the CIO’s agenda.
Tableau talks up natural language interface for creating visualisations
BI vendor seeks to simplify and automate data analysis as part of a growing trend toward injecting AI capabilities into BI tools.
SAP on Azure vies with Salesforce on AWS to break data out of silos
Six of the biggest companies in IT are setting out to eliminate the silos in which enterprises store customer data. The bad news?
Indirect access: SAP offers a new way to pay
SAP invites customers to pay for software per record created when accessed indirectly through third-party apps and services, and not per named user.
Don’t rush to deploy 5G if you want IoT security, agency warns
Flaws in 2G, 3G and 4G networks could be repeated in 5G, says EU IT security agency
SAP will shut down SAP Anywhere service for SMBs
Two years after its launch, the service had attracted around 30 active customers
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