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EMC pushes online backup services
January 28, 2008 The storage specialist is pushing hard to become a leader in hosted storage and backup services with its MozyEnterprise offering.Software-licensing costs predicted to fall
November 19, 2007 Gartner says vendors' profit margins will drop as SaaS, open source, and outsourcing give buyers more bargaining power.Start-up aims to help Web publishers
June 13, 2006 Baynote will offer on-demand software as a service so Web site publishers can make it easier for visitors to find what they are looking for.Sage merges Web 2.0 tech into CRM line
March 14, 2008 The company will incorporate Web 2.0 functionality gradually until 2010, in a bid to better take on Microsoft and Salesforce.com. (By Suzanne Tindal of ZDNet Australia)Microsoft, BT hook up for hosted apps
February 22, 2007 Small customers will soon get access to an online marketplace for "software as a service" applications.Serena's mashup exchange for business
September 10, 2007 Software applications company launches Mashup Composer, an exchange that allows its partners to build, buy and sell business mashups.IBM AlphaWorks: From software theory to fact
June 5, 2008 Laura Bennett, senior engineering manager at IBM's software development community, discusses how the group helps turn research concepts from the labs into practical products.Benioff takes stock of software shifts
March 17, 2008 The Salesforce.com CEO weighs in on cloud computing, an uneasy economy, and why Microsoft is still a dinosaur.Microsoft swipes at Google Apps
September 12, 2007 Redmond responds to Google's alliance with Capgemini by suggesting that Google Apps is not appropriate for many businesses.Microsoft: Streaming Office 'infringes license'
February 8, 2008 Company says British ISP selling a 'streaming' version of Office infringes on license regulations, but Fasthosts denies the claim.IBM looks to cash in on software-as-a-service
February 23, 2006 Big Blue extends partner program to encourage app providers to rely on IBM for hosting, infrastructure technology.Microsoft gets outside the box with software
March 15, 2005 Company prepares for day when selling boxed software gives way to new model: subscribing to software hosted on outside servers.'Software as a service' is buzzword at confab
March 2, 2004 Former Oracle President Ray Lane and others at the Software 2004 conference in San Francisco say the future of the industry depends on readily adaptable technologies and flexible licensing plans.Salesforce fund offers boost to developers
October 4, 2007 Company's $25 million fund can open new markets for developers, but they'll need to prepare for the added workload.Salesforce.com builds links to Microsoft
January 15, 2004 A new feature lets users of Salesforce's sales and customer service software quickly create business documents with the software giant's desktop applications.Informatica hosts service to move corporate data
March 8, 2007 Link to Salesforce.com data brings "software as a service" offering to back-office data integration tools.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.Sorting through the noise of Election '06
December 14, 2006 Neighborhood America CEO Kim Patrick Kobza says new technology can support a more constructive public dialogue ahead of Election Day.Salesforce plans on-demand language, service
October 9, 2006 Apex, a new service for building general purpose business programs, challenges Oracle and Microsoft.Software: No longer business as usual
November 17, 2005 Microsoft's eyeing free, ad-supported products while companies dump "big beast" software projects in favor of hosted.
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