GLG Topic: Enterprise Software
Enterprise Software is created for the use of businesses. This software works to support the core systems of governing the enterprise and providing communications within it. While enterprise software has been available for purchase as a suite of programs licensed to a business, businesses can also now use enterprise software on demand. This new model of distribution is called Software as a Service (SaaS). Enterprise-software providers include Microsoft, SAP, Oracle, Salesforce.com, Adobe, and IBM.
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Simon HarrisonPrincipal
Kew Consulting Ltd
Simon Harrison is the Founder of Kew Consulting, a company providing independent advice to enterprise software end-user organizations, software and consulting firms and investors and analysts. He specializes in SAP, Oracle, Microsoft, Infor and IBM solutions. Previously, he was the Chief Technology...
Jeff GouldCEO
Peerstone Research
Jeff Gould is the Chief Executive Officer and Research Director at Peerstone Research. He provides technology consulting and conducts market research focused on all layers of the enterprise software stack, including applications such as ERP and CRM, database such as Oracle and SQL Server, middleware...
Anand DasPresident
Commerce Events
Anand Das is the President of Commerce Events Corporation, an enterprise software company specializing in RFID middleware, asset tracking and security applications. He has more than 18 years of experience in IT management, mergers and acquisitions. He is experienced in securing multi-year federal and...
Thomas DepaoliPrincipal
Apollo solutions
Thomas DePaoli, Ph.D., is the Owner of Apollo Solutions, and an installation partner with IBM and Oracle. Apollo Solutions specializes in enterprise resource planning software, information technology, managing supply chains, e-commerce, and e-business technology. He is knowledgeable in software industry...
Dan SchoenbaumSVP, Marketing and Business Development
TRIPWIRE INC
Dan Schoenbaum is the Senior Vice President of marketing and corporate development at Tripwire, a category leader in the security and compliance software market. He heads up corporate strategy, marketing and product management. He also manages close strategic relationships with VMware, BMC and HP. Previously,...
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Apple created an exquisite tool in the iPhone. Innovative integration of software and hardware provides new standards in user experience and usability. All this with tools that are barely adequate for personal users, and vastly inadequate for business users. The iPhone is already an over-ripe...
The iPhone will cross seamlessly from personal to business use. Microsoft will develop for it and at that point, the best-designed handset with the best software combination will be able to win.
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Sprint PCS was a leader in customer service and wireless services but now has lost that lead and service level experience. NexTel was a leader in the enterprise market and had unique marketing and network position - both are now lost to the merger chaos. Sprint was a known leader in the hosting &...
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