NetSuite SuiteBundler
Published: 20th January 2008 | By: Martin Banks
SuiteBundler, a new component in a larger platform of development tools called SuiteFlex, is an easy-to-use tool for building extensions and applications within NetSuite's integrated on-demand enterprise business management suite.
Sybase IQ technology overview
Published: 15th January 2008 | By: Philip Howard
Sybase IQ can offer significant performance and total cost of ownership advantages over traditional products for query-intensive computing requirements.
Enterprise RTView
Published: 15th January 2008 | By: Philip Howard
In our opinion, Enterprise RTView would be recognised as a market leader for BAM or Operational BI if it were better known.
SL Systems
Published: 14th January 2008 | By: Philip Howard
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Metastorm BPM
Published: 6th January 2008 | By: Simon Holloway
The Metastorm BPM product has a strong Microsoft pedigree, but has been sold on its merits as a BPM tool rather than on its platform.
CTI Software: European Market Update
Published: 5th January 2008 | By: Stephen Coates
CTI enables computing and telephony applications to be integrated to deliver such well-known applications as screen population (screen pop), screen transfer with call transfer, screen/keyboard dialling and call routing.
Multi-Core Processors for competitive advantage - The impact of parallel processing on Commerce and Industry
Published: 4th January 2008 | By: Dr Peter Dzwig
Multi-core, processor, concertant, dzwig
Ultimus BPM Suite
Published: 27th December 2007 | By: Simon Holloway
Ultimus is a no-code BPM product, meaning that, in the majority of applications, there really is no code written by any developers.
RFID Market Place from tags to applications 2007/8
Published: 26th December 2007 | By: Simon Holloway
Much has been written about RFID over the last 5 years or so, but nowhere has there been a single report that covers the complete RFID component market.
Compuware Uniface 9.2
Published: 10th December 2007 | By: Philip Howard and David Norfolk
The sort of productivity gains to be attained from a product such as Uniface, both in initial development and on-going maintenance, are significantly more substantial than those deriving from code-based development environments such as Vis