All Enterprise Software News - March 2008

Havering council uses GIS to boost efficiency

The London Borough of Havering is using a geographic information system (GIS) to boost its efficiency.

How to negotiate virtualisation licensing

IT managers negotiating the price of virtualisation licences with software suppliers such as Microsoft, SAP and Oracle could get cheaper deals if they audit software use beforehand.

Ministry of Defence deploys IRIS system to improve health and safety

TheMinistry of Defence has launched its £5m Incident Recording Information System (IRIS)to improve the health and safety of 300,000 personnel.

Software maker COA Solutions improves website access for partially sighted people

Business management software supplier COA Solutions has enhanced its website to make it easier for blind and partially sighted people to use.

The long voyage to data paradise

In the UK, every bank is in hot pursuit of the same holy grail: to liberate vast quantities of customer data from the information silos where they are held so that each arm of the business can access all a customer's dealings with the bank at the push of a button.

Property firm Argent boosts efficiency with information-sharing portal

UK property development company Argent expects to reduce its physical storage needs by 10% through deploying a web-based information sharing portal.

Microsoft to offer hosted software services

Microsoft is following Google and Amazon with a cloud computing service that will allow businesses to buy hosted software services over the internet.

Web 2.0 - an expert view

Four years on from the first serious attempt to define Web 2.0, there is no firm consensus about what constitutes Web 2.0.

Serena adopts SaaS model for business software products

Serena Software is planning to launch three business software applications via the Software as a Service (SaaS) on demand channel, to take advantage of users' move to Web 2.0 technologies.

SAP and Intel partner at CeBIT to showcase pre-installed business software on Linux Xeon servers

SAP and Intel are using this week's CeBIT to showcase pre-installed business software systems for midsize companies on optimised quad core Xeon-based servers.
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