PeopleSoft woos through its woes
Don't say the O word at PeopleSoft's conference, where the company tries to entice customers to stick around and upgrade.
At a customer conference at which the O word is being avoided, PeopleSoft tries to woo customers to upgrade and stay, takeover threat or no.
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PeopleSoft pushes customers to upgrade
Under threat of hostile takeover, PeopleSoft offers freebies to customers that migrate to latest software release.September 23, 2004
PeopleSoft devotees in denial?
reporter's notebook With software tycoon Larry Ellison poised to dismantle his rival, why are PeopleSoft customers so relaxed?September 22, 2004
Company's chief vows to keep up the fight
Craig Conway sounds upbeat note, says PeopleSoft will overcome, at company's annual user conference.September 21, 2004
PeopleSoft deepens ties with IBM
The business applications maker will integrate its technology more closely with infrastructure software from Big Blue.September 21, 2004
A 'Plan B' for PeopleSoft customers
With an Oracle buyout looking more likely, software-maintenance start-up TomorrowNow's phone is ringing off the hook.September 20, 2004
Sweetening the severance packages
In a move to retain employees, PeopleSoft increases to 12 weeks of pay the size of the minimum severance package for employees.September 20, 2004
Last hurrah for PeopleSoft?
After Oracle's court victory, customers will look for reassurance at what could be PeopleSoft's last annual user conference.September 20, 2004
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Oracle's day in court
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