Artikel zum Thema "SaaS" bei CIO.de

CIOs investieren nicht in CRM

CRM
Die CRM-Trends von Gartner: Unternehmen wollen 2010 mit CRM-Initiativen vor allem bestehende Kundenbeziehungen intensivieren sowie neue Kunden akquirieren. Doch CIOs drehen die Ausgaben für neue CRM-Technologien zurück. » zum Artikel

Microsoft tries to lure NetSuite users with new deal

Microsoft is offering financial enticements to customers of on-demand ERP (enterprise resource planning) vendor NetSuite to switch over to Microsoft's Dynamics family of business applications. » zum Artikel

Morgan, Tindall, Drury in new Pacific fibre drive

A new drive to develop international network capacity is under way, in Pacific Fibre, an early stage international fibre venture founded by a group including Warehouse founder Stephen Tindall, Trade Me's Sam Morgan and Rod Drury, founder of SaaS software provider Xero. » zum Artikel

NY set to replace IT consultants with state workers

New York State has embarked on a plan to shift a number of jobs filled by IT contractors and consultants to the state payroll as part of an effort to save millions of dollars. » zum Artikel

SaaS ERP Has Buzz, But Who Are the Real Players

SaaS ERP: It's what Aberdeen Research, in 2007, called the "Last Bastion of Resistance to SaaS." » zum Artikel

Procter & Gamble tries a bring-your-laptop-to-work program

Procter & Gamble Co. (P&G), which is ranked 20th on the Fortune 500 list, can afford to buy its employees laptops. But it is instead letting several hundred of its workers use their own laptops as part of a workplace experiment. » zum Artikel

P&G's clout with HP reaches to the CEO's office

PHOENIX -- When Proctor & Gamble Co., wants something from its outsourcer, Hewlett Packard Co., it doesn't deal with help desks, trouble tickets or support tiers. It gets attention from the top levels of the vendor's executive ranks. » zum Artikel

CIOs explain how to thrive under pressure

Running IT organizations with thousands of employees and budgets of tens of millions of dollars takes wit and wisdom, especially today, and some CIOs at Computerworld's Premier 100 IT Leaders conference this week shared both, perhaps none better than , the CIO at Johnson & Johnson. » zum Artikel

Cast Iron rolls out 'OmniConnect' data integration kit

Data integration specialist Cast Iron Systems is about to release a new offering aimed at both on-premises and cloud-based scenarios. » zum Artikel

Die CRM-Trends der Anwender

CRM-Software
Capgemini: CRM on Demand unwichtig: CRM-Manager in Unternehmen können aufatmen, denn bestehende CRM-Initiativen werden im Hinblick auf Strategie und umfang unverändert fortgeführt. Wichtigstes CRM-Thema wird der Aufbau von Contact Service Center sein. » zum Artikel

Can SAP Get Its Supply Chain Mojo Back

Customers have a message for SAP: Your SAP mojo has not been rising. And we're not happy about it. Among the myriad, daunting challenges facing --and there --is what to do about its core supply chain management product portfolio. » zum Artikel

IT adds 25,000-plus jobs in 2010

IT employment grew by 0.37%, or 14,000 jobs, in February, one of the strongest month-to-month gains since 2008, according to the TechServe Alliance, an IT services industry group that analyzes U.S. Labor Department unemployment data. » zum Artikel

RightNow tries to change SaaS contract, pricing game

CRM vendor RightNow announced a new SaaS (software as a service) pricing and licensing model on Thursday that it says provides customers with fairer, clearer deals. The company also issued a "Cloud Challenge" to competitors, urging them to adopt similar principles. » zum Artikel

Hoping that early attention to security will bolster cloud offerings

Like a fickle 12-year-old with a favorite pop band, the security industry has forgotten all about last year's fads and is focused on a new one: cloud computing. » zum Artikel

Antidotes promised to cloud security woes

The legacy physical IT security strategies of the past are unsuitable for the growing cloud computing environment, according to security technology enterprise SafeNet Solutions. » zum Artikel

SharePoint 2010: More Cloud-Friendly than Past Versions

Oh, the temptation to put all your data in the cloud. Think of the savings on server and administrative costs. Think of how it will free up your IT staff to work on more business critical projects. » zum Artikel

When Your CRM System Passes 1 Million Records

There isn't a sales force in the world that says it has enough Leads. And you won't find many marketing VPs who want to do fewer campaigns. So there's a never-ending stream of new leads, prospect interactions, and conversations to be stored in the CRM system. At companies in consumer markets, open source software, and other categories it's not unusual to find a million leads or more. But that's just ... » zum Artikel

IBM layoffs blamed on offshoring

After shrinking its U.S. workforce by as many as 10,000 employees last year, IBM this week may be on its way to cutting another 2,000 workers. » zum Artikel

NetSuite courts old-school VARs with new offer

NetSuite is trying to energize its sales channel with a new offer that gives resellers 100 percent of a subscription deal's value in the first year and 10 percent thereafter. » zum Artikel

IBM to lay off 400-plus workers, alliance says

IBM has issued layoff notices to more than 400 workers, according to the , an employee organization that has been the principal source of layoff information at the company. » zum Artikel

SAP offers on-demand solutions to 'casual users'

SAP is making its business intelligence (BI) solutions more accessible to more users as it introduced a package of solutions intended for "casual users". » zum Artikel

Parallels Stakes Out Tricky Spot in the Cloud

, known widely for its Parallels Desktop software that lets , faces a problem that currently plagues many cloud companies: an identity crisis. » zum Artikel

Cloud computing security challenges unite hosting providers, security specialists

As cloud computing adoption climbs, hosting providers are inking deals with security vendors to provide security-as-a-service options to customers. But will enterprise IT managers buy into these often novel forms of security woven into a cloud computing environment » zum Artikel

Recession shifts IT service management into fast lane

While the recession has prompted many companies to put IT projects on hold, MasterCard Inc. moved ahead with plans to create an IT service management program aimed at improving service delivery and cutting costs. » zum Artikel

Scanning the Security Classifieds

[Editor's note: Nearly every month somebody takes Debriefing seriously. So we are compelled to mention THESE ARE NOT REAL JOBS.] » zum Artikel

SAP rolls out SaaS BI for 'casual users'

SAP made a major new push into on-demand BI (business intelligence) Wednesday, announcing a new suite that combines all of SAP's SaaS (software as a service) BI products and is aimed at "casual" users who are "underserved" by other products. » zum Artikel

Compliance Under a Cloud

There's no doubt that cloud computing is dominating today's IT conversation among C-level security executives. Whether they're lured by its compelling cost savings or its perceived advantages, security leaders are probing the capabilities and restrictions of the cloud. At the same time, security and compliance concerns remain issues holding large enterprises back from capitalizing on the cloud's ... » zum Artikel

Q&A: Taking the early dive into 4G

The advent of 4G technologies such as and has generated a lot of buzz in the consumer market, particular for their potential to change the smartphone market. » zum Artikel

U.S. says IT firm underpaid H-1B workers

The U.S. Department of Labor is alleging that a Newark, NJ software firm, Peri Software Solutions Inc., underpaid its tech workers on H-1B visas and owes some $1.45 million in back wages to 163 workers. » zum Artikel

Sechs Kostentreiber für CRM-SystemeSubnet

Geldbörse
Lösungen für das Kundenmanagement: Während viele Unternehmen höchsten Wert auf die Kundenpflege legen und hierfür CRM-Systeme einsetzen, wissen die wenigsten genau um deren Kosten Bescheid. Denn CRM-Systemlandschaften sind oft historisch gewachsen, technisch und organisatorisch heterogen und die damit verbundenen Kosten komplex und unübersichtlich. Das Beratungshaus ec4u hat sechs typische Kostentreiber für Kundenmanagementlösungen ... » zum Artikel


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Sollten CIOs die IT-Abteilungen auflösen, die IT-Mitarbeiter auf die Geschäftsbereiche verteilen und IT als Community gestalten?
Ja, nur so werden CIOs künftig in Unternehmen bestehen können.
Nein, die IT muss sich nur zum Partner und Berater wandeln.
Nein, es ist überhaupt kein Wandel in der IT-Organisation nötig.
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