Judge dissolves gag order against MIT students
A U.S. District court judge on Tuesday dissolved a gag order against a trio of MIT students who say they found flaws in the Massachusetts transit authority's ticketing system.
A U.S. District court judge on Tuesday dissolved a gag order against a trio of MIT students who say they found flaws in the Massachusetts transit authority's ticketing system.
JDA Software Group has agreed to acquire i2 Technologies for roughly US$346 million (NZ$496 bilion) in cash.
SAP attorneys have filed a counterclaim to the lawsuit Waste Management filed in March over dissatisfaction with an enterprise resource planning implementation, asserting the vendor's innocence and charging in turn that the trash-disposal company violated the deal's contract.
Business intelligence vendor SAS is buying IDeaS Revenue Optimization, maker of revenue-management software for the hospitality sector, in a move that could serve to differentiate SAS from major competitors like SAP and IBM.
The ecosystem around Google Apps grew a little broader on Monday, as on-demand performance and talent management vendor SuccessFactors disclosed that it has integrated some of its tools with Google's hosted productivity suite and other Google services.
Rich Internet application vendor Curl will announce Tuesday that it has completed its initial transition over to the Eclipse IDE (integrated development environment) with a set of Eclipse plug-ins, Curl Development Tools for Eclipse (CDE).
EDS stockholders on Thursday overwhelmingly approved the sale of the giant systems integrator to Hewlett-Packard, bringing the $13.9 billion deal one important step closer to completion.
Sometime this week, developers will be able to get their hands on a preview SDK (software development kit) for JavaFX, Sun's entry into the RIA (rich Internet application) framework wars, according to an official company blog post.
Oracle on Monday filed an amended complaint in its ongoing lawsuit against SAP, charging that top executives bought SAP's TomorrowNow subsidiary even while knowing it had an "illegal" business model.
The Software Quality Observatory for Open Source Software (SQO-OSS) project has released an alpha version of Alitheia Core, an open-source software quality-checking tool.
Global spending on CRM (customer relationship management) software surged in 2007 to roughly US$8.1 billion (NZ$10.7 billion), a 23.1% jump over 2006's total of about US$6.6 billion, according to research firm Gartner.
Oracle is jumping on the iPhone bandwagon, releasing Business Indicators, the first in a planned wave of applications for the red-hot mobile device.
Oracle will release 45 critical security fixes on Tuesday, the company announced Thursday.
Adobe is developing a mashup interface code-named "Genesis" that will allow business users to pull together "workspaces" that combine assets like business application data, documents and analytics, along with collaboration tools such as instant messaging.
Google has open-sourced its protocol buffers, the company's lingua franca for encoding various types of data, in order to set the stage for a wave of new releases, according to official company blog posts and documents.