Month: January 2006

Frictionless Commerce rubs customers the right way. Though at times constrained by its small size, the 85-person company is praised for being open and responsive,

Ketera Technologies has won customers with a relatively low-cost hosted software model and an emphasis on easy-to-use, Web-based applications. But some say the company has

Over the past two years, according to customers, Ariba had a rough time ingesting FreeMarkets, formerly a bitter rival in the online sourcing market. But

Any business knows what it pays suppliers—just tally up the invoices. But are there sweeter deals to be had? Spend management and analysis software can

As the year ended, Bonnie Burns—a training and policy specialist with California Health Advocates, a nonprofit that counsels people on Medicare—was stretched to the limit.

Natarjan Venkataram funneled $11.4 million in funds from FEMA (Federal Emergency Management Agency)—money earmarked to help New York City build computer systems to identify the

We face another year of living moderately, at least with regard to technology spending. A just-completed survey of 115 senior information technology executives in big