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Showing 1-11 of 11 results foundIBM tweaks e-mail for midsize businesses
July 9, 2004 New software, called IBM Lotus Domino Messaging Express, takes aim at Microsoft's Exchange.Microsoft moving closer to Centro
November 7, 2007 The server software bundle for midsize businesses isn't due until second half of next year, but that hasn't stopped the company from giving it a name.CA tailors security suite for midmarket users
September 7, 2005 Computer Associates will offer a suite of security products for users of Microsoft's upcoming midmarket server bundle.Microsoft courts midsize firms with server bundle
July 7, 2005 Redmond says move addresses a flaw in its current licensing structure that favors small and large companies over medium-size ones.Ballmer to partners: Bet on us
July 8, 2005 With new technologies in tow, Microsoft's CEO prepares for a major sales pitch to more than 6,000 influencers.Microsoft aims to make Dynamics more dynamic
November 6, 2006 Company, cautiously offering hosted versions of software for midsize businesses, sees licensing changes for ERP.Oracle to call on Microsoft in antitrust battle
March 2, 2004 The software maker wants information from archrival Microsoft to help defend against a Justice Department lawsuit--no small irony, given its actions during Redmond's own tangle with the feds.Oracle outlines case for antitrust fight
March 1, 2004 Company co-President Charles Phillips argues that "to compete, we'll need the economies of scale" that a PeopleSoft buyout would bring.Oracle ships 10g database, cuts price
February 3, 2004 The database heavyweight ships the Unix versions of its much-anticipated 10g database, matches Microsoft on pricing and cuts the cost of its clustering features.IBM pulls out all the partner stops
March 2, 2004 The company is courting application providers with industry expertise in an effort to drive sales of new software. Can it take market share away from Microsoft?IBM expands middle market campaign
October 31, 2003 Big Blue introduces new editions to its express software portfolio as well as hardware bundles and services products that are targeted at its partners and smaller businesses.
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