PeopleSoft Exec: Enterprise Apps Will Converge
NEW ORLEANS—Enterprise software is at about the same stage as desktop software more than a decade ago: It’s time to combine the main applications into
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NEW ORLEANS—Enterprise software is at about the same stage as desktop software more than a decade ago: It’s time to combine the main applications into
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NEW ORLEANS—PeopleSoft, known originally for its human resources software, is taking aim at displacing Siebel Systems as the best-known purveyor of software for managing relationships
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