Salesforce, SAP, and Oracle’s CRM battle will continue to escalate in 2019. Read why Salesforce is in a great position to dominate the race.
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The most important highlights about the Oracle apps revenue and overall business from its December 17, 2018 earnings call
In an exclusive interview, President of SAP Digital Core & Industry Solutions Franck Cohen spoke on ERP innovation, coming automation, and more.
Cloud heavyweights Oracle, SAP and Workday continue to compete savagely in terms of mission-critical cloud ERP growth going into 2019.
The cloud is becoming the engine of the global digital economy. Read Cloud Wars Outlook 2019 to understand enterprise cloud trends for 2019.
What were the most important trends, vendor moves, and innovations for the cloud-computing industry in 2018? Read my 10 picks.
Tom Fisher, a legendary executive, is currently EVP and CTO of MapR Technologies, which is the industry’s leading platform for AI and analytics.
Earlier this year, SAP and CEO Bill McDermott issued a blunt challenge to CRM kingpin Salesforce.com by launching C/4HANA.
Microsoft beats Amazon in the Cloud Wars, booming $8.5-billion in cloud revenue last quarter, placing Microsoft at #1 on our list of competitiors.
Microsoft has an excellent chance to approach $7.5 billion in Q3 cloud revenue while Amazon is likely to flirt with $6.9 billion.
IBM plans to leapfrog its tech competitors by offering new tools that simplify & streamline the management of complex technologies regardless of cloud or AI
Sean Ammirati is a partner at Birchmere Ventures, Birchmere Labs, & an Adjunct Professor of Entrepreneurship at Carnegie Mellon University’s Tepper School.
Oracle – Founder, Larry Ellison, said company’s future is determined by fortunes of its Cloud ERP SaaS service & its self-driving Autonomous Cloud Database.
Workday has begun positioning itself as a full-fledged ERP provider whose modern technology and customer-centric approach will begin winning new customers.
SaaS high-flyer ServiceNow says CEOs’ insatiable demand for digital transformation is not only driving upward revenue guidance for 2018.
#1 Microsoft Widens Lead as commercial-cloud revenue surged 53% to $6.9 billion and gave it an $800-million spread for the quarter over Amazon.
Blockchain has enormous potential, that might be just what Oracle needs to reignite its sprawling cloud business, which has has lower performance.
Amazon – AWS cloud-computing unit will post exceptionally strong numbers, and those numbers will fail to match those of Microsoft’s in The Cloud.
Microsoft has a good chance of becoming the first tech vendor to reach $7 billion in quarterly cloud revenue, releases earnings on July 19.
Why would any company competing with Amazon voluntary subsidize bare-knuckle competitor Amazon by choosing subsidiary AWS as its cloud-computing vendor?