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Showing 1-9 of 9 results foundSiebel predicts rise in hosting services
January 22, 2004 As much as 15 percent of all customer relationship management software sales will involve application hosting services within the next few years, Siebel Systems' CEO forecasts.RightNow aims to take on SAP, Siebel in Europe
February 15, 2007 CEO Greg Gianforte says his company's CRM offerings will win clients at the expense of two big rivals.Salesforce CEO: Deal is a thumbs-up for on-demand
September 12, 2005 Marc Benioff also takes a shot at the database giant. But an industry watcher sees the buyout as a challenge for Salesforce.NetSuite's CEO chides 'slow' Microsoft
July 27, 2005 Exec says the software giant is entering the on-demand CRM market way too late.SAP says it won't join the on-demand crowd
April 14, 2005 "With on-demand," CEO says, "the customer hands his destiny to someone else and then he finds...he cannot get his destiny back."Siebel heads out on acquisition path
October 15, 2003 The company agrees to buy software-as-service company UpShot for $70 million and nabs the assets of business applications maker Motiva.Will SAP sample hosted recipe?
July 1, 2005 Rumors are that enterprise software giant SAP will launch a fully hosted version of its CRM software. The big question is, when?Ellison: No other big buys in mind
September 21, 2005 Oracle CEO tells customers that engineering, not large deals, is top priority in an increasingly competitive applications market.Ellison looks to double Oracle revenue
September 22, 2005 CEO wants to grow company from a nearly $15 billion concern to a $30 billion titan--while maintaining a 40 percent operating margin.
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