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SAP NZ reports bumper 28 per cent revenue lift in 2019

By By Rob O'Neill | 07 May, 2020 12:12

SAP New Zealand's revenue lifted sharply from $123 million in 2018 to $158 million in 2019, an increase of 28 per cent, the company reported over night.
Infor in frame for shared regional council platform refresh

By By Rob O'Neill | 18 December, 2019 19:20

A business case for Waikato Regional Council's "Project Reboot" systems replacement has revealed Infor is being considered for a wider role in a refresh of the shared regional council platform, IRIS.
Palmerston North City Council closes in on ERP replacement

By By Rob O'Neill | 18 September, 2019 08:51

Palmerston North City Council is close to replacing its ageing core enterprise resource planning systems having completed a shortlist of potential prime vendors.
SAP as a service to help manage NZ firearms amnesty and buy-back

By By Rob O'Neill | 02 July, 2019 11:08

Police will use SAP as a service to help drive the amnesty and buyback of semi-automatic fire-arms ordered in the wake of the Christchurch terror attacks in March.
New Zealand the first to test "Lion for the future"

By By Rob O'Neill | 10 May, 2019 07:10

Brewer and beverage giant Lion is replacing of up to 550 legacy applications and moving to the cloud, with Lion New Zealand first to test the new systems.

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The future of Dynamics in a Nadella-led Microsoft

By Chris Kanaracus | 06 February, 2014 18:50

Microsoft's Dynamics ERP and CRM product lines seemed safe immediately following former CEO Steve Ballmer's sweeping reorganization of the company last year. But now that longtime Microsoft executive Satya Nadella has been named Ballmer's successor, the time is ripe for more focused speculation on the future of Dynamics. Here's a look at what could be in store.
After getting star billing, Oracle's Fusion Applications take a supporting role

By Chris Kanaracus | 30 September, 2013 20:44

Last week's OpenWorld conference made on thing clear: Oracle remains committed to its next-generation Fusion Applications but massive growth in the product line is probably not around the corner.

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