| Microsoft to Launch Windows 7 in New York City
Microsoft plans on launching Windows 7 in New York City on Oct. 22, with an event hosted by CEO Steve Ballmer. Although the company has declined to divulge many details, it has suggested that its ecosystem partners will use the high-profile stage to roll out their own new hardware.
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Google Wave, HTML 5 Loom Large in the Future of Google Apps
While it has been a fairly quiet summer for Google Apps, the search engine giant's enterprise team is intent on reaching a broader audience with the suite's Docs and Sites collaboration tools, a Google product manager told eWEEK.
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Learn More. | | Snow Leopard Is Not the Mac's Ticket to the Enterprise
Apple's new operating system, Snow Leopard, possesses features such as built-in support for Microsoft Exchange Server 2007 seemingly designed to give it greater appeal for enterprise and SMB (small and midsize business) users. But analysts suggest that, if Apple wants to truly gain more business market share, it will need to meet needs for service and support, among other factors.
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SugarCRM CEO: Open Source Revitalized Enterprise Software
In an interview with eWEEK, SugarCRM CEO Larry Augustin suggests that a combination of global connectivity and open-source startups has revitalized the enterprise software market. SugarCRM's upcoming open-source customer relationship management suite, Sugar Suite, is designed as an alternative to proprietary offerings by Salesforce.com, NetSuite and Oracle.
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10 Must-Have Firefox Improvements
If you wish your browser could do more for you, guess what? If you use Firefox, it can. The question is, what exactly do you want it to do? Here are some ideas.
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| |  | Solve Your Top 4 Trading Partner Woes Today
It's a given today that companies rely heavily on their partner networks to lower costs, accelerate sales and help differentiate the products. This is true for both the multi-channel retailer sourcing overseas and the high-tech manufacturer pushing the limits of lean inventory methods. At a basic level, this is a situation where the game has changed but systems and tools haven't kept up.
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Choosing an ERP Solution: What to Know Before You Buy
In this Buyer's Guide you will find details on what to look for in a midmarket ERP package, the benefits it should bring to your midsize company and what you need to know before you commit to a solution.
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