Informatica nabs Applimation for storage know-how - NetworkWorld.com
Informatica nabs Applimation for storage know-how NetworkWorld.com, MA - 5 hours ago It also covers SAP modules including ERP, HR, CRM, SRM, SCM and APO. "Applimation even supports custom applications developed using most major RDBMS and ... |
Hiring the right SAP team the first time around - Inside SAP Magazine
 Inside SAP Magazine | Hiring the right SAP team the first time around Inside SAP Magazine, Australia - 15 hours ago Do they have the training to recognise SAP talent? What type of resources does HR have at their fingertips to conduct the kind of proactive and targeted SAP ... |
Cross The Topaz Bridge For Self-Service HR Apps - ChannelWeb
Cross The Topaz Bridge For Self-Service HR Apps ChannelWeb, NY - Feb 16, 2009 Using SharePoint as a platform, Topaz Bridge S2 is a self-service HR application that connects to SAP HR forms, workflows and data. Providing a standard way ... |
Job cuts across the tech world - IT PRO
 IT PRO | Job cuts across the tech world IT PRO, UK - Feb 16, 2009 The joint chief executive of SAP said the company has seen tough times before and would see them again. ... |
Online Recruitment Magazine - What role does ATS play in the ... - Online Recruitment
Online Recruitment Magazine - What role does ATS play in the ... Online Recruitment, UK - Feb 16, 2009 Where as we first saw companies such as SAP and Peoplesoft develop and add recruitment to their HR process systems, we will now see businesses who provide ... |
Informatica To Acquire Applimation - MSNBC
Informatica To Acquire Applimation MSNBC - Feb 12, 2009 It also covers SAP modules including ERP, HR, CRM, SRM, SCM and APO. Applimation even supports custom applications developed using most major RDBMS and ... Informatica to acquire ILM vendor for $40m The Times all 17 news articles |
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US, Russian satellites collide in space (Infomatics)
Nasa has confirmed that a Russian and US satellite have collided in space. The US satellite was part of the Iridium network, a global telephony service set up by Motorola in the late 90s that went bankrupt and is now owned by private investors, with the US military as one of the chief clients.
Microsoft cuts off Windows 7 beta (Infomatics)
Microsoft has ended the availability of the Windows 7 beta download. The company cut off the supply of new downloads on Tuesday. Users will be allowed to continue current downloads of the beta until 5PM GMT tomorrow, when all downloads will be cut off.
Blackberry software gets security fix (Infomatics)
Research In Motion (RIM) has issued a security patch for software used with its Blackberry smartphone. The update applies to systems running the Blackberry Application Web Loader, a piece of software used to transfer software onto the handsets from a PC.
Dell offers zero per cent promotion (Infomatics)
Dell is set to roll out a new zero per cent financing program for business. The company said on Wednesday that it will be offering a special promotion which will offer the financing deal to small and medium-sized business.
AMD delays Abu Dhabi vote (Infomatics)
AMD has decided to put off the shareholder vote on its planned spinoff. The company said that it had rescheduled the planned February 10 vote for February 18, citing a lack of present shareholders voting on the plan. Just 42 per cent of shareholders had issued votes on the proposal.
New I-mate phone meets military specs (Infomatics)
Smartphone maker I-mate has unveiled a Windows Mobile handset with a difference. Designed to meet military specifications for ruggedness, the device is backed by a lifetime warranty.
Four-bits-per-cell memory breakthrough (Personal Computer World)
Memory specialist Sandisk has announced two major advances, co-developed with Toshiba, promising cheaper, higher-capacity flash memory and solid-state drive.
Four-bits-per-cell memory breakthrough (vnunet.com)
Clive Akass, Personal Computer World , Wednesday 11 February 2009 at 16:28:00 Sandisk and Toshiba co-develop technolopgy to cram 64Gbits onto single die Memory specialist Sandisk has announced two major advances, co-developed with Toshiba, promising cheaper, higher-capacity flash memory and solid-state drive. It is to begin production of memory packing 4 bits per...
Global mobile connections hit four billion (Infomatics)
The GSM Association (GSMA) has released figures from its Wireless Intelligence unit, claiming that the global number of connections on mobile phone networks has exceeded four billion, and will reach six billion by 2013.
Video: Intel unveils 32nm chips (Infomatics)
Intel unveiled its first 32nm processors to reporters in San Francisco on February 10. In this video, Intel vice president Steve Smith shows vnunet.com the company's planned lineup for 2009.
AspireHR Announces Launch of First Team Training Course - Talent Management Tech
AspireHR Announces Launch of First Team Training Course Talent Management Tech, NH - Jan 30, 2009 The course, named HR 101, will be held at the Dallas campus during the week of March 23rd. This five day course provides an overview of the SAP HR module ... |
AspireHR to be an Official Sponsor at SAP HR2009 - Talent Management Tech
AspireHR to be an Official Sponsor at SAP HR2009 Talent Management Tech, NH - Jan 28, 2009 “In addition to acting as a sponsor of HR 2009, we will be launching a new product and participating in the show’s extensive program.” At SAP HR2009 ... AspireHR Expands Management Team PR Web (press release) all 3 news articles |
AspireHR Launches New Website - Talent Management Tech
AspireHR Launches New Website Talent Management Tech, NH - Jan 27, 2009 As the largest SAP partner in the United States focused exclusively on the needs of the HR marketplace, AspireHR has revolutionized the SAP HR industry with ... |
Startup's Application Lets Users Tap SAP HR via SharePoint - PC World
Startup's Application Lets Users Tap SAP HR via SharePoint PC World - Jan 25, 2009 Merck is using Topaz Bridge S2 for a global employee portal that will enable workers to update SAP HR data on their own, Merck CIO J. Chris Scalet said in ... |
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