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RSS softwareSoftware licences should be sold like Big Macs, says Microsoft
News Microsoft indicated on Friday that it is developing ways to become more flexible about how it prices its software in overseas markets. For years, the software giant has clung to a one-rate pricing system... [01 Mar 2004]
Software to prioritise hospital stays
News The Department of Health said the software will use a range of patient data, such as age, type of illness and recent visits, to see who needs a hospital bed first. The software, developed by researchers... [07 Sep 2005]
Software-as-a-Service Delivers Feature-Rich, Cost-Effective Solutions "Just in Time" to College Campuses
White Paper Today's recessionary environment is driving higher education administrators to Software-as-a-Service (SaaS) to bridge the gap between escalating demand for IT services and shrinking budgets. This white paper delves into... [01 May 2009]
Software licensing not always anti-competitive says Monti
News New rules have also been passed by the Commission on software. In addition, the scope for the new rules to be applied has been widened: "The new rules also become broader in scope since they will now cover design right... [08 Apr 2004]
Software licences driving IT managers to Linux
News Proprietary software vendors are driving IT managers towards the open-source community through their high prices and restrictive licences, according to attendees at this week's Cal-IT conference. A panel discussion on... [09 Nov 2004]
TechRepublic Resource Guide: Software as a Service (SaaS) for Small and Midsize Businesses (SMBs)
White Paper Many are now turning to software as a service (SaaS) which allows them to save money and provide better service by essentially renting as opposed to purchasing their business applications. Learn the key terms and... [28 Oct 2009]
Software quality management from IBM - A closed loop fitness program
White Paper In order to successfully deliver high quality business-critical software and systems that support business initiatives, businesses need to look at software quality management as a continuous, governed... [23 Jun 2008]
Software glitch stalls Toyota's hybrid
News Toyota is asking 75,000 owners of Prius hybrid cars to come in and have their vehicle's software checked. A software glitch in some 2004 and 2005 Priuses can make a warning light come on without cause,... [17 Oct 2005]
Software industry 'close to implosion'
News Ray Lane, the former president and COO of Oracle, has warned vast numbers of software companies are likely to become extinct as dominant players monopolise their markets - and start-ups win credibility and customers in... [09 Oct 2006]
Gates: Software innovation poses privacy challenge
News As software gets more powerful, privacy issues pose "an interesting software challenge", said Microsoft Chairman Bill Gates. Recounting a short history of software development, Gates... [14 Aug 2008]
Software patent vote delayed by protests
News Warnings that a controversial directive could devastate European software businesses have struck a chord with MEPs. The European Parliament has delayed voting on a controversial software patents... [02 Sep 2003]
Software AG looks to reap what it SOAs
News Service oriented architecture (SOA) will play a key role in Software AG's drive to become a €1bn company by 2011. The German business infrastructure software maker is aiming to hit its revenue target by... [27 Nov 2008]
Software Company Gives Priority to Microsoft Certifications, Boosts Profits
White Paper The Gurango Software Corporation strives to differentiate itself from its peers and maintain a highly motivated and educated software development team. With this selling point, Gurango... [02 Dec 2008]
Software Firm Moves Business Processes and Line-of-Business Data Into the Cloud
White Paper K2 is a software maker that has helped more than 1,700 organizations create process-driven applications that improve business efficiency. As the software market evolves, K2 has been proactively assessing... [01 May 2009]
Software Self-Healing Using Collaborative Application Communities
White Paper Software monocultures are usually considered dangerous because their size and uniformity represent the potential for costly and widespread damage. The emerging concept of collaborative security provides the opportunity... [09 Oct 2009]
