Earlier this month, the jury in Las Vegas reached its verdict in the
Oracle v. Rimini Street lawsuit, a closely-watched case involving
third-party maintenance (3PM) in the enterprise software industry.
Although the jury awarded Oracle approximately $50 million in damages, the
amount was far below what Oracle expected. Moreover, the jury found that Rimini Street’s copyright infringement was “innocent,” not “willful,”
that Oracle suffered no lost profits as a result, and that neither
Rimini Street nor its CEO, Seth Ravin, engaged in any tortious business
conduct.
Assuming the jury’s verdict stands up against potential
appeals, the case sets an important precedent for how 3PM providers
should operate to ensure they are not violating the intellectual
property rights of software owners. We expect customer use of
third-party maintenance will increase as a result of this verdict.
Read this entire post on the Strativa blog: Oracle v. Rimini Street Verdict Clarifies Ground Rules for Third-Party Maintenance
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Wednesday, October 28, 2015
Sunday, October 18, 2015
Sage Puts Stake in the Cloud with Sage Live
Sage is one of the world’s largest providers of business applications
for small and midsize organizations. Now in the cloud it has taken a big
step forward, launching Sage Live, a built-from-scratch accounting
system on the Salesforce.com platform.
This post outlines key features of Sage Live, the challenges it will face, and recommendations for potential buyers.
Read this post on the Strativa blog: Sage Puts Stake in the Cloud with Sage Live
This post outlines key features of Sage Live, the challenges it will face, and recommendations for potential buyers.
Read this post on the Strativa blog: Sage Puts Stake in the Cloud with Sage Live
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ERP,
Sage,
Sage Live,
Salesforce.com
Sunday, October 11, 2015
AscentERP Rises in the Cloud ERP Market
AscentERP is a cloud ERP provider building on the Salesforce platform,
with a focus on manufacturing and wholesale distribution companies.
Though not as well-known as other ERP providers on the platform, the
company is doing some interesting work within its industry focus.
This post provides an update to our previous coverage of AscentERP.
Read this post on the Strativa blog: AscentERP Rises in the Cloud ERP Market
This post provides an update to our previous coverage of AscentERP.
Read this post on the Strativa blog: AscentERP Rises in the Cloud ERP Market
Labels:
AscentERP,
rfid,
Salesforce.com
Monday, October 05, 2015
FinancialForce Expands Its Footprint in Cloud ERP
FinancialForce continues to show strong momentum in the cloud ERP market, and it is building out its product capabilities in interesting ways.
In this post, we provide an update on FinancialForce, based on interviews we conducted with its executives at Dreamforce, the annual conference for users of Salesforce.com. We also provide recommendations for buyers considering FinancialForce.
Read this post on the Strativa blog: FinancialForce Expands Its Footprint in Cloud ERP
In this post, we provide an update on FinancialForce, based on interviews we conducted with its executives at Dreamforce, the annual conference for users of Salesforce.com. We also provide recommendations for buyers considering FinancialForce.
Read this post on the Strativa blog: FinancialForce Expands Its Footprint in Cloud ERP
Labels:
cloud,
FinancialForce,
SaaS,
Salesforce.com
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