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Research Summary: Market Overview – The Market For SAP Optimization Options

Research Summary: Market Overview – The Market For SAP Optimization Options

By R "Ray" Wang on May 15, 2011

Forward And Commentary This market overview provides a starting point to SAP customers seeking optimization solutions.  The document delivers actionable advice and insights into a proven collection of software solutions.  As part of the full series, best practices documents will follow with in- depth case studies and a critical product evaluation of this growing market […]

Posted in Business, Featured Posts | Tagged adobe, application life cycle management, Apps Strategy, ASUG, ASUG365, best practices, CA/Hyperformix, EMC, enterprise applications, enterprise apps, Enterprise apps strategy, Enterprise Business Apps, enterprise software, enterprise strategy, ERP-Link, Flexera Software, Hayes Technology Group, HiLn Solutions, ibm, IBM Alloy, IBM DB2, IBM DB2 For SAP, IBM Infosphere Optim, Informatica, Information Builders, IntelliCorp, iWay, Microsoft Duet, Microsoft SQL Server, Microsoft SQL Server for SAP, PaaS, Panaya, R “Ray” Wang;, R "Ray" Wang;, Research Report, Research Summary, Revelation Software Concepts, rimini street, rwang0, SaaS, sap, SAPPHIRE, sapphirenow, software as a service, software ownership, software ownership lifecycle, Software Vendors, SUSEN Software, Synactive, System Integrators, Third Party Maintenance, Tibco, TIBCO ActiveSpaces Data Grid, TIBCO Hawk, Tidal Software, Used Soft, user conference, user group event, user group events, users, vendor events, virtualization, VMware, West Trax, Winshuttle

The iPad: Nice Piece of Glass! Here comes HTML5

The iPad: Nice Piece of Glass! Here comes HTML5

By James Governor on November 24, 2010

Tweet If you have followed RedMonk for any time you’ll know that we are strong advocates for open source and open standards. Open ecosystems create more economic and innovation opportunities than closed systems. So far, so Adam Smith. Well over the last couple of years two companies in particular have challenged some of our basic […]

Posted in Featured Posts, Technology / Software | Tagged adobe, apple, dell streak, google, HTML, HTML5, iPad, microsoft, news, redmonk, Ziet

What Silverlight Developers Should do After PDC 2010

What Silverlight Developers Should do After PDC 2010

By James Governor on November 12, 2010

For now. So Bob Muglia said HTML is the only true cross platform runtime. Well, no crap. What – is Silverlight going to jump through Apple’s business model hoops like a trained dog? From a governance and investment perspective it is stating the obvious to say that HTML offers a cross platform deployment story that […]

Posted in Technology / Software | Tagged adobe, flash, microsoft, Microsoft Silverlight, silverlight, WPF

RIA is Dead – Adobe MAX 2010

RIA is Dead – Adobe MAX 2010

By Michael Coté on October 27, 2010

It seems like Adobe has finally realized the value of the web over Flash, giving them a fighting chance where once they seemed a little too “let them eat cake.”

Posted in Featured Posts, Technology / Software | Tagged adobe, AdobeMAX, AdobeMAX2010, apple, conferences, developer relations, Development Tools, flash, Java, JavaScript, marketing, mobile, multi-screen, Open source, RIA, tablet, TV

On HTML5 killing Flash

On HTML5 killing Flash

By Michael Coté on August 30, 2010

There’s an HTML5 killing Flash scab that keeps getting pulled off, every 1-2 months or so. In the most recent round, as I often do, I answered several question from a reporter (Howard Win in Computerworld) on the topic. The resulting story was pretty comprehensive and interesting. Here’s the questions (from Howard), and my full […]

Posted in Featured Posts, Technology / Software | Tagged adobe, drm, flash, HTML5, Patents, RIA, Video

Adobe + Day Software Coming Together: Cautious Optimism

Adobe + Day Software Coming Together: Cautious Optimism

By Sadagopan on July 31, 2010

The Enterprise Software space is undergoing big change. No, I am not talking about just the shift to SaaS, Cloud, Potentially increasing spend etc. Its seeing momentum of a different kind – form a moment of pause, it is getting rediscovered as being se…

Posted in Business | Tagged adobe, Day Software, enterprise software

Adobe buying Day – Quick Analysis

Adobe buying Day – Quick Analysis

By Michael Coté on July 29, 2010

Adobe announced it was buying Day Software today, filling in a portfolio hole with Day’s web-driven content management technology and looking towards web-driven business.

Posted in Business, Featured Posts | Tagged adobe, Day, enterprise software, M&A, Quick Analysis

Adobe seems to have no commitment whatsoever to Sustainability

Adobe seems to have no commitment whatsoever to Sustainability

By Tom Raftery on July 5, 2010

I was extremely lucky to be given a tour of Adobe’s triple platinum LEED certified HQ in Palo Alto last year. I video’d highlights of the tour and posted them here. At the time I was extremely impressed with Adobe’s sustainability initiatives. However, since then I have been more and more convinced […]

Posted in Business, Featured Posts | Tagged adobe, Adobe Acrobat, Adobe Acrobat Connect Pro, adobe leed certified hq, adobe livecycle, Adobe LiveCycle Enterprise Suite, bt, corporate responsibility, CSR, ibm, leed, livecycle, sap, Sustainability

Android:  The Long Term Bet

Android: The Long Term Bet

By Bob Warfield on June 24, 2010

Image via Wikipedia Fascinating news from a recent Appcelerator survey of 2700 mobile developers: – The long term bet among these developers is Android – Apple is a short term bet, mostly because it’s a hot platform now. – The reason is open-ness and cross-platform portability The really interesting thing is that a lot of […]

Posted in Technology / Software | Tagged adobe, Adobe Systems, android, Appcelerator, apple, google, iPhone, strategy

Adobe: 7 Things You Should Do With Flash/Flex

Adobe: 7 Things You Should Do With Flash/Flex

By Bob Warfield on June 21, 2010

Dear Adobe: Apple has started the anti-Flash/Flex snowball rolling, and it is getting steadily bigger.  It’s a perfect storm, because they’ve got the platforms that are perfectly suited to Flash, their platforms are wildly popular, and your faithful audience desperately wants to be there.  But that’s not all.  They didn’t just prohibit Flash, they have called […]

Posted in Featured Posts, Technology / Software | Tagged adobe, apple, flash, flex, HTML5, marketing, Open source, platforms, RIA, Scribd, strategy, user interface | 2 Responses

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