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Showing 1-10 of 10 results foundOracle, Fujitsu Siemens team on mainframe access
October 22, 2003Tech giants court mainframe customers
October 24, 2006 HP unveils a service that helps customers break away from mainframes, while IBM hopes they stay--both are backed by Oracle.IBM to buy data-handling technology
October 14, 2003 Big Blue strikes a deal with a Santa Clara, Calif., company for technology designed to make data stored in a company's mainframe databases available for use with newer business software.Mainframe competitors aim at Big Blue target
April 7, 2004 As IBM tries to consolidate its grip on the mainframe market, competitors see an upcoming product transition as a chance to steal some bones from the top dog.Microsoft goes after PeopleSoft customers
December 15, 2004 An e-mail suggests that PeopleSoft customers think about a shift in face of Oracle's acquisition, CNET News.com has learned.Ellison upbeat on Oracle growth
July 15, 2004 Despite a sales setback in the software industry, company has rosy outlook, points to growth in server applications market.Market research gives Oracle top database spot
June 7, 2004 IDC said Oracle maintained its lead in the database market over IBM last year. Oracle had more revenue overall, though another report pointed out that IBM led in new sales.Oracle OpenWorld takes the stage
October 26, 2006 special coverage Business software maker opens arms to partners, making an incursion into the Linux market. Photo: Ellison announces Red Hat support Photos: Mr. Ruiz, meet Mr. Dell Video: Dell's AM...IBM's Venom data compression bites back costs
April 21, 2006 Big Blue DB2 Viper database will feature data-compression technology, code-named Venom, imported from mainframe.Qantas kicks off application review
November 28, 2005 Carrier faces big challenges and major expenses as it converts to new applications and a new IT strategy.
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