All Enterprise Software News - November 2007

UK and Ireland SAP User Group to unite user groups in Boston

The UK and Ireland SAP User Group is to join other groups from around the world for the first time at SAP's Influencer Summit to be held in the US city of Boston next week.

Senior SAP managers resign amid copyright row

Several SAP senior managers at a firm at the centre of an alleged software copyrighting scandal against Oracle have resigned.

St John Ambulance Supplies implements SAP Business One

St John Ambulance Supplies, which provides health and safety, first aid and training equipment, is implementing SAP Business One, SAP's enterprise resource planning (ERP) system for small and mid-sized companies.

IKEA Distribution improves supply chain management

IKEA Distribution Services is reacting to the growing number of online orders with a new order tracking system to help it manage deliveries.

Online growth helps Sainsbury's to £10bn sales

  • News
  • Author: Ian Grant
  • Date: 14 November 2007
Growth of 40% in online orders helped retailer Sainsbury's boost sales 4.7% to a shade under £10bn for 2007/8. This puts it on track to meet a sales target of £2.5bn growth by March 2008.

Principal Global Investors consolidates data on Cadis

Principal Global Investors is improving its handling of multiple data sources with the Cadis data management platform.

London Stock Exchange suffers trading downtime

The London Stock Exchange has blamed a technical issue with its Infolect data dissemination feed for the system failure that prevented some firms from trading yesterday afternoon (7 November).

IBM devises an energy efficient certificate programme

IBM has devised an energy efficiency certificate programme to help IT directors to use energy efficiency gains as a business metric. An evaluation conducted by Neuwing Energy Ventures, a verifier of energy efficiency projects is used to document and verify the energy savings a business achieves through implementing energy efficiency projects.
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