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Oracle’s Approach Makes Sense (But It Sucks)

Oracle’s Approach Makes Sense (But It Sucks)

By Esteban Kolsky on October 3, 2014

If you follow the conference circuit you’d know that Oracle held its user group conference this past week – Oracle Openworld 2014 was held at the Moscone Center between Sunday afternoon and — well, today officially. First off, I did not attend in person.  I watched the keynotes from the comfort of my home office […]

Posted in Business, Featured Posts | Tagged #oow14, Cloud Computing, Fear Mongering, gartner, Moscone Center, oracle, PeopleSoft, Uncategorized | 1 Response

Oracle's "Modern" Apps

Oracle’s “Modern” Apps

By Vinnie Mirchandani on October 1, 2014

Steve Miranda led an excellent session this morning on Oracle’s growing hortizontal apps empire. Set on a stage with a sweeping view of downtown San Francisco and the Bay it reflected the expansive portfolio it has built and acquired. The session was crisp and covered wide ground in three parts – a) an update on […]

Posted in Featured Posts, Technology / Software | Tagged #oow14, Cloud Computing, JD Edwards, oracle, PeopleSoft | 1 Response

Workdays quiet leadership

Workdays quiet leadership

By Vinnie Mirchandani on September 24, 2014

In 2009, I wrote a blog about Parker Harris, the co-founder of Salesforce.com titled The Loneliness of a Pioneer. I wrote “..in some ways he wishes the larger vendors would be there today. There are common engineering and plumbing challenges every competitor hits which are useful to share experiences around.  It would be good for the […]

Posted in Business, Featured Posts | Tagged #wday, Aneel Bhusri, Parker Harris, PeopleSoft, salesforce.com, workday, Workday Tech Summit

News Analysis: Rimini Street Vs Oracle Ruling Has No Negative Impact on Third Party Maintenance Rights

News Analysis: Rimini Street Vs Oracle Ruling Has No Negative Impact on Third Party Maintenance Rights

By R "Ray" Wang on February 18, 2014

Recent Oracle vs Rimini Street Ruling Is About Customer Software License Rights Not Third Party Maintenance On February 13th, 2014, the United States District Court , District of Nevada Judge Larry Hicks issued a partial summary judgment in the Oracle vs Rimini Street Case. Here’s the executive summary to key questions about the ruling*: Is […]

Posted in Business | Tagged 3PM, 3rd party maintenance, Apps Strategy, best practices, BPO, Business process, business process outsourcing, Chief information officer, CIO, Cloud, Cloud Bill of Rights, Cloud BPO, Constellation Research, customer bill of rights, enterprise applications, enterprise apps, Enterprise apps strategy, enterprise software, Enterprise Software Licensee Bill of Rights, enterprise strategy, IT budgets, IT Strategy, license policy, maintenance, maintenance fees, News Analysis, next gen CIO's, oracle, Oracle EBS, PeopleSoft, procurement, R "Ray" Wang;, rimini street, rwang0, sap, Seth Ravin, siebel, Siebel Systems, software bill of rights, Software Insider, software licensing, software licesing and pricing, software maintenance, software ownership, software ownership lifecycle, SoftwareInsider, Third Party Maintenance, user strategy, vendor strategy, vendor threats

Workday: Linking technology design and user experience

Workday: Linking technology design and user experience

By Michael Krigsman on February 3, 2014

Workday is among the most high-profile examples of a new breed of enterprise software, based completely in the cloud. Started by Dave Duffield and Aneel Bhusri, who led PeopleSoft prior to the acquisition by Oracle, Workday is now a public company. As part of the CxOTalk series of conversations with innovators, we spoke with Workday’s Chief Technology Officer, Stan […]

Posted in Featured Posts, Technology / Software | Tagged #cxotalk, gartner, ibm, Larry Ellison, PeopleSoft, Stan Swete, workday

I felt a great disturbance in the Force..

I felt a great disturbance in the Force..

By Vinnie Mirchandani on October 24, 2013

We have watched for years as cloud companies target on-premise systems – so Salesforce going after Siebel, Workday after PeopleSoft, Amazon after IBM etc. At the Microsoft Analyst Event yesterday I heard in reverse of back to on-premise examples especially in the banking sector as global regulatory concerns grow around public clouds. Then there are […]

Posted in Featured Posts, Trends & Concepts | Tagged #FAE13, erp, Force, Great Plains, ibm, microsoft, netsuite, PeopleSoft, sap | 1 Response

Ellison, Benioff Announcement — Final Thoughts

Ellison, Benioff Announcement — Final Thoughts

By Denis Pombriant on July 1, 2013

You know what they say about the third time doing something.  They say a lot and some of it is bound to be true even if it only means throwing away the high and low scores and dealing with what’s left like they do in Olympic diving competition.  This is the third and final post […]

Posted in Featured Posts, Technology / Software | Tagged Cloud Computing, Larry Ellison, Larry's Kids, microsoft, oracle, PeopleSoft, salesforce.com | 1 Response

Silicon Valley Heyday is Far from Over, Mr HootSuite

Silicon Valley Heyday is Far from Over, Mr HootSuite

By Anshu Sharma on May 22, 2013

Silicon valley heydays are over according to Ryan Holmes CEO of HootSuite. I think he is generating good buzz for his company (did you hear how well HootSuite is doing?), his stakeholders and his country but he is plain wrong. Rise of the maple syrup mafia is sweet words but not really true. Not even […]

Posted in Business, Featured Posts | Tagged linkedin, PeopleSoft, Santa Clara, Silicon Valley, startups, YouTube

You Really Don’t Know if Your Market is Too Small For Quite a While

You Really Don’t Know if Your Market is Too Small For Quite a While

By Jason M. Lemkin on February 4, 2013

One of the things that causes a lot of anxiety in SaaS is market size.  If you’re creating the latest Pinning app, or Social Network, the odds are surely against you.  But in consumer internet, often you know if you hit it, however low the odds are, at least the market is huge (or at […]

Posted in Business | Tagged Entrepreneurship, market, PeopleSoft, SaaS, SaaStr, Social network, startups, Uncategorized, workday

CEO Interview: Jason Blessing of Plex Software

CEO Interview: Jason Blessing of Plex Software

By Brian Sommer on January 31, 2013

I have written a number of times about Plex Software. They offer a cloud-based ERP solution that has sold quite well to manufacturers, especially those in the automotive industry. My initial interest in them was due to the size of their product offering (i.e., full ERP) and their multi-tenancy. Recently, the company has undertaken a […]

Posted in Business | Tagged Accel Partners, erp, PeopleSoft, Plex, Plex Systems

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