ATLANTA—In his keynote address here at Sapphire April 24, SAP CEO Henning Kagermann said that SAP has completed the Enterprise Services Architecture road map it embarked on nearly five years

MOUNTAIN VIEW, Calif.—The move away from the traditional packaged software model toward software as a service, with all its associated new business and revenue models, is a permanent one, speakers

Recognizing the potential risks inherent in the use of RFID technology, the National Institute of Standards and Technology, a nonregulatory agency of the U.S. Department of Commerce, has published its

Among eight broad professional occupations tracked by the government, only one category–consisting of educators, trainers and librarians–average fewer hours at work each week. The occupation category comprising computer and mathematical

The research firm Gartner last fall ranked Data Return LLC, a small, independent managed services provider, among a handful of leaders in its 2006 North American Web Hosting Magic Quadrant

LignUp will introduce the latest version of its Communications Application Server on April 30, contributing to the effort to make it easier for application developers to add voice as a

It took longer than Linux creator Linus Torvalds would have liked, but the latest Linux kernel, version 2.6.21, has arrived. It brings many minor and major changes in how Linux

Websense announced April 26 that it will acquire fellow Web security provider SurfControl for $400 million. The deal is expected to close in about four months, pending approval from government

Adobe Systems has announced its plans to open-source its Flex Web development framework. The San Jose, Calif., company is releasing its Adobe Flex source code to the open-source community to

It was only a matter of time, but Toyota Motor claimed the crown as the world’s top automaker this week, surpassing General Motors of Detroit in quarterly worldwide sales. Toyota