All Enterprise Software News - March 2008

Document management speeds NHS data entry by 80% in Scotland

NHS Scotland is rolling out document management and imaging software across 22 health boards to reduce manual data entry processes by 80%.

Councils sign up for Fujitsu enterprise resource planning service

Cambridgeshire and Northamptonshire County Councils have selected Fujitsu Services to provide what is believed to be the first enterprise resource planning (ERP) shared service in local government.

Oracle customers delay purchase of new software

Oracle has said that corporate customers have delayed investing in new software owing to the turmoil in the financial markets, which led to revenue growth lower than expected, according to a Financial Times report.

Mothercare to clean up systems brood with Coda

Mothercare is to implement Coda as its group-wide accounting system...

Bruichladdich distillery adopts Tropos ERP system

Scotland's Bruichladdich Distillery Company has invested £200,000 in an ERP system developed for food, beverage and pharmaceutical manufacturing industries to help manage its complex supply chain and support planned expansion.

SAP and Novell collaborate to deliver open source business products

Novell and SAP have strengthened their relationship to enable all sizes of firms to run mission-critical systems on Linux.

Business metrics software can combat recession, says Gartner

Gartner has urged IT directors to push the use of business metrics software in their companies as a recession-busting tactic.

Premier Decorations takes HighJump for supply chain platform

Premier Decorations, an importer of Christmas decorations and Halloween products, has selected the HighJump Warehouse Advantage platform to boost operations at its distribution warehouse in Wrexham.

Top Caterpillar dealer selects Lawson Software to improve customer service

The world's biggest Caterpillar equipment dealer has selected Lawson Software to enhance its customer service.

Turquoise IT infrastructure nears completion

Share trading exchange Turquoise, funded by nine investment banks, will next month finish a pan-european trading platform that has taken only six months to develop using off-the-shelf software.
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