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  • ASUG maintains moderate tone on SAP maintenance hike

    SAP should be given the opportunity to convince users that its richer-featured but pricier Enterprise Support service is worth the extra expense, a board member of the Americas SAP Users Group said Tuesday.

  • SAP project halted after shareholder pressure

    The weak economy has companies of all sizes and types moving to cut costs, and for U.S. bedding manufacturer Select Comfort, those choices have included a decision to halt all work associated with a wide-ranging SAP ERP (enterprise resource planning) project. And documents on file with a government regulator indicate that shareholder pressure may have contributed to the move.

  • SAP to bring unified interface across apps suite

    SAP will bring a unified interface across its suite of business applications over the next few quarters as part of an ongoing effort to make its software easier to implement, according to company co-CEO Leo Apotheker.

  • SAP ships fourth ERP enhancement pack

    SAP released the fourth enhancement package for its ERP 6.0 (enterprise resource planning) application on Wednesday, furthering a recent shift in product strategy that forgoes periodic full upgrades and adds new functionality on an incremental basis.

  • SAP confirms Wookey hiring, signals new on-demand push

    SAP on Tuesday confirmed that it has hired former Oracle applications executive John Wookey, and said he will be charged with organizing SAP's various on-demand offerings for large enterprises under a single strategy.

  • SAP co-CEO grilled on maintenance increase

    During his presentation at a Goldman Sachs event on Wednesday, SAP co-CEO Henning Kagermann faced a series of questions about a topic SAP is eager to leave behind: its decision in July to move all customers to a fuller-featured but more expensive Enterprise Support package.

  • SAP tweaks support offerings

    SAP will extend maintenance for its ERP 6.0 platform and other products until 2017, and in a partial olive branch to angry customers, has sweetened the feature set of its Enterprise Support service, the company said Thursday.

  • NetSuite takes fresh aim at SAP

    On-demand ERP (enterprise resource planning) vendor NetSuite is trying to lure SAP R/3 customers with a new migration program.

  • Accusations flying in SAP-Waste Management suit

    The lawsuit filed by Waste Management against SAP in March over what the trash-disposal company claims was a botched ERP (enterprise resource planning) implementation is growing increasingly rancorous, with accusations of withheld information and deliberate foot-dragging.

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