Oracle Corp. contract negotiations are moving into high gear for a
number of firms, as Oracle is approaching its fiscal year end (May 31).
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One of the areas Experton Group has frequent discussions with IT
executives is the debate between Sun Microsystems, Inc. J2EE and
Microsoft Corp. .NET....more details
Our Client is looking for a BPM/SOA Solution. Besides an IBM-solution they are interested in an OpenSource solution. A Proof of Concept already exists from the German SOA-Provider SOPERA (www.sopera.de). SOPERA has cooperation with Intalio in the BPM field....more details
Many company executives today are very concerned about the
pervasiveness of security risks that leave their companies vulnerable
to data theft and the public awareness of any thefts that may occur....more details
Over the last three years, a number of enterprises have asked us
questions regarding the installation of POS systems enhanced with
self-service kiosk capability....more details
Desktop integration has come a long way. The promise is the same as
ever to make it easier to get work done by automating process and
making disparate information come together in a low-maintenance way....more details
Experton Group believes a majority of enterprises have shifted into a
tactical planning and execution mode and are scuttling or shelving
their strategic plans....more details
It is interesting to note that due to the current economic situation,
many enterprises are feeling the pressure to cut costs or to justify
their resources and projects.
As a result, Experton Group has received many benchmarking requests....more details
Experton Group believes Cisco Systems Inc.'s thrust into the blade
server market may be a well-planned defensive move, but Experton Group
does not expect Cisco to make much of a dent into the market in the
next three years....more details
Experton Group Believes IT executives are aggressively adopting
virtualization across the entire IT infrastructure as a way to decrease
costs and increase flexibility....more details
The global financial crisis has many IT executives looking for new ways
to take additional costs out of their operations, putting Linux in the
spotlight again....more details