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Salesforce.com posts 82 percent rise in revenue
November 18, 2004 Subscription software maker reports jump in third-quarter sales, but sees growth slowing next year.Salesforce.com unveils multi-application tool
March 9, 2005 Online, on-demand subscription service saves companies hassle of building or customizing their own set of applications, company says.Salesforce.com signs AMD, updates software
November 10, 2003 The software-as-a-service company makes one of its largest deals ever, taking on Advanced Micro Devices. It also plans to introduce a new version of its software by the end of the month.Siebel sues former exec over contract breach
November 21, 2003 The software maker alleges that a former employee disclosed confidential information to a rival company while still at Siebel.Siebel, IBM to offer subscription apps to Europe
April 21, 2004 Seibel OnDemand, a pay-per-month version of its customer information system, will compete in Europe with Salesforce.com offerings.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.Siebel 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.Salesforce trumpets megadeals ahead of IPO
February 26, 2004 With the two multiyear contracts, the subscription software company hopes to show that it's not dependent on smaller, more fickle customers. Is it enough to convince investors?Siebel expands hosted business despite shortfall
July 8, 2005 While Siebel's performance continues to disappoint investors, there are signs its hosted applications business is growing.Siebel, BT connect on CRM on-demand service
December 3, 2003 The companies are set to take on Salesforce.com, and even IBM, in the United Kingdom with their customer relationship management service for small and medium-size businesses.Siebel updates hosted CRM, again
June 15, 2005 Customer relationship management software maker revamps its online hosted applications for fifth time in past year.New Siebel chief: 'We can do better'
April 18, 2005 Siebel's newly crowned leader acknowledges his company must improve but rules out a strategy of cost-cutting.Oracle sweeps up Siebel
September 13, 2005 Siebel's 12 years of independence comes to an end in the form of a $5.8 billion buyout.Siebel, rivals trade potshots over UpShot
October 17, 2003 Salesforce.com and Salesnet launch campaigns to lure UpShot customers after Siebel announces plans to acquire the software-as-a-service company.Searching for the next Salesforce
June 24, 2005 Taleo is among a promising crop of CRM start-ups. But can any of them upstage the groundbreaking subscription-software company?NetSuite's CEO chides 'slow' Microsoft
July 27, 2005 Exec says the software giant is entering the on-demand CRM market way too late.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?A second act for Siebel Systems?
October 4, 2004 Siebel chief Mike Lawrie pledges better customer service, spotlights focus on a la carte software.Siebel jumps into software rental market
May 25, 2004 As an analyst survey finds growing demand for subscription software models, Siebel dives in and starts swimming with the current.Siebel Systems boss relinquishes CEO post
May 4, 2004 In a move that surprises some but was a year in planning, Tom Siebel will turn over the reins to a top IBM executive, while retaining the title of chairman.
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