The Economist Magazine style guide has some great advice for writers: simplify then exaggerate. This same advice applies to marketing as Tien Tzuo masterfully showed in an article in Forbes entitled ...

If you deal with the financial side of a business, you know how difficult it can be to get the information you need from all of the different departments. With enterprise resource planning (ERP) ...

Migrating enterprise resource planning (ERP) applications to the cloud can provide cost savings to companies and simplify these business-critical workloads. But it also adds security risks. The ...

S/4HANA is SAP’s latest iteration of its flagship enterprise resource planning (ERP) system. The successor to SAP ECC, S/4HANA is built on an in-memory database and is designed to enable real-time ...

Want to get a good argument going in IT circles? Ask someone about the effectiveness and return on investment of enterprise resource planning software--programs designed to integrate the scattered ...

There are a handful of open source ERP solutions that can be considered business-ready --- thorough documentation, extensive technical and customer support, and a regular release schedule. Openbravo ...

Remember Aron Ralston? He was the mountain climber who, back in 2003, was forced to cut off his own arm, which was trapped under a boulder, to save his life. Ralston had recklessly hiked alone and ...

The enterprise resource planning (ERP) market certainly looks very different now compared with 10 years ago. Back in 2013, SAP and Oracle accounted for 38% of the ERP market between them, with the top ...

You could say ERP is back — except it never left. Our survey gets the skinny on what informed readers really think about this core enterprise software. The upshot: They're determined to make the best ...

The Web site says the company will focus on the traditional enterprise-resource-planning markets in a nontraditional way. Move over Oracle and SAP--the company is building "the next generation of ...