Tuesday, July 18, 2006
SAP suffers peer pressure | The Register
SAP suffers peer pressure The Register: "SAP is facing competition from both Microsoft and Oracle. While Microsoft is seeing growth from its own ERP and CRM applications, it is still very much in the midst of developing a coherent business applications strategy. That makes Oracle the bigger threat, and Larry Ellison�s company has been gunning for SAP on the back of a string of acquisitions, including Siebel.
Announcing results earlier this year, Oracle was quick to point out 100 per cent year-on-year license revenue growth in Europe, SAP's strongest geographical region and home base. 'It's very satisfying to be doing well right in SAP's backyard,' Oracle president Charles Phillips said in a statement at the time.�"
Announcing results earlier this year, Oracle was quick to point out 100 per cent year-on-year license revenue growth in Europe, SAP's strongest geographical region and home base. 'It's very satisfying to be doing well right in SAP's backyard,' Oracle president Charles Phillips said in a statement at the time.�"
