Low code is no replacement for software development, say German-speaking SAP users
'It remains to be seen to what degree of process depth the offer will prove itself in practice'
SaaS25 Nov 2022 | 39
SaaS
Juggling hundreds and thousands of MySQL databases? Throw them into the cloud
Sponsored Feature Time to wake up to Amazon Aurora
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Salesforce trims workforce as growth slows post-lockdowns
The COVID-era hiring spree which saw thousands onboarded comes to an abrupt end
SaaS09 Nov 2022 | 2
ServiceNow boss embarks on corporate trolling to get rise out of SAP
Workflow biz ignores digital naysayers, avoids wider malaise in Q3 software spending
SaaS27 Oct 2022 |
AWS users can finally use Nitro Enclaves on Arm Graviton EC2 instances
Just don't forget Enclave data is held in memory and costs can ramp when processing digital reams
SaaS25 Oct 2022 |
The ins and outs of migrating SQL Server to the cloud
Moving on-prem SQL Server to Amazon's managed RDS service need not be difficult, says Onica
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How Babelfish lets SQL Server migrations swim with the tide
Smoothing the path to a managed cloud database
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Switching on to better disaster recovery
Automated protection for mission critical database workloads with Amazon RDS for Oracle
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Sage denies misleading customers over perpetual licensing, users not happy
Vendor and resellers offer conflicting advice about subs and upgrades, though vendor says it's been 'clear'
SaaS30 Sep 2022 | 25
Oracle's NetSuite tests automation, warehouse management waters
Analyst says challenges remain in attracting partners to roll out products
SaaS28 Sep 2022 | 1
Salesforce set to hire thousands in India after hitting brakes on US recruitment
Headcount in subcontinent quadruples in 3 years thanks to CFO's 'measured approach' to recruitment
SaaS27 Sep 2022 | 9
Microsoft highlights 'productivity paranoia' in remote work research
You know you're working, your colleagues know you're working, but the boss? Survey says: Paranoid
SaaS23 Sep 2022 | 38
Salesforce lets Genie out of the bottle
Integration tooling might work for those with multiple installs, but check the budget first – analyst
SaaS21 Sep 2022 | 1
Enterprise software deals slower to close as macroeconomics hit IT departments
Picture of longer sales cycles, more deliberation, enterprise upgrade challenges emerging across industry
SaaS09 Sep 2022 |
Green alert: SaaS giants may use sustainability to justify price hikes
Which should make you see red because using renewable energy is supposed to cut their costs
SaaS01 Sep 2022 | 4
SAP picks Airbus finance chief Dominik Asam for next CFO
Set to take the controls next year as software giant executes tricky maneuver in the cloud
SaaS31 Aug 2022 |
Deals are being 'inspected by higher levels of management,' says Salesforce
Customers 'more measured' and this will continue, says CRM giant, but Snowflake lifts forecasts
SaaS25 Aug 2022 | 4
Microsoft: Outlook desktop app crashing due to missing identity setting
A new Windows esport event: Opening Outlook
SaaS12 Aug 2022 | 26
After eleven-year wait, Atlassian customers promised custom domains in 2023
Updated Some got so cranky waiting they made a t-shirt celebrating the 'CLOUD-6999' Jira ticket
SaaS12 Aug 2022 | 14
Barclays inks multi-year deal with Microsoft, starts rolling out Teams
Deployment plan includes unified data governance platform Purview
SaaS09 Aug 2022 | 16
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Epson zaps lasers into oblivion, in the name of the environment
Inkjet is the future, claims Japanese printer maker
Yandex plans to break up with its Russian motherland
'Geopolitical environment' leads to spin-out of cloud, self-driving and other tech
US bans Chinese telecoms imports – won't even consider authorizing them
Part bureaucratic box ticking, part crackdown that makes even Wi-Fi routers and smartphones off limits
Man wins court case against employer that fired him for not liking boozy, forced 'fun' culture
You gotta fight... for your right... to not be an idiot
How not to test a new system: push a button and wait to see what happens
Who, me? How to make an IBM engineer hyperventilate, or get a promotion: see above.
Linus Torvalds to be 'more hard-nosed' as Linux 6.2 merge window meets Christmas
Predicts version 6.1 will need an eighth release candidate
Spooky entanglement revealed between quantum AI and the BBC
Opinion QC: Still not actually useful, but it's increasingly intriguing
Musk: Twitter will have 1 billion monthly users inside 18 months
Meanwhile reports say more ad buyers are staying away
Japan successfully propels steam-powered spacecraft
Asia In brief PLUS: Criminal probe of Singapore crypto exchange; Bosch invests in China R&D; $2B APAC datacenter fund formed; and more
Singapore branches out onto internet of trees
LiDAR, AI and sensors manage millions of plants, and have greatly reduced accidents
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ServiceNow valuation dips after subs forecast cut
Strong growth in quarterly financials, investors not convinced
SaaS28 Jul 2022 | 1
Microsoft reviews M365 resilience after Indian outage
Asia In Brief Plus: Amazon and Alibaba risk Indonesia ban; Pegasus in Thailand; South Korea's semiconductor education surge; and more
SaaS24 Jul 2022 | 2
Microsoft Teams outage widens to take out M365 services, admin center
Updated Remember: telephones exist, are handy for collaboration, and usually work
SaaS21 Jul 2022 | 51
Slack to increase prices for Pro customers
Freebie users to get 90 days of message history and file storage
SaaS19 Jul 2022 | 12
Back-to-office mandates won't work, says Salesforce's Benioff
As industry and governments push to get workers crammed into commuter trains, glass box edifices, tech boss says: 'Why?'
SaaS24 Jun 2022 | 72
Microsoft unboxes Exchange Online certification in bid to push customers off-prem
More support engineers needed to keep the email flowing, it seems
SaaS24 Jun 2022 | 8
£11.5b in 10 years: UK's government cloud services unit G-Cloud
Updated 50% of public sector tech budgets in the cloud by 2015? Well that didn't happen!
SaaS23 Jun 2022 | 5
End of the road for biz living off free G Suite legacy edition
Firms accustomed to freebies miffed that web giant's largess doesn't last
SaaS21 Jun 2022 | 47
Oracle cloud growth up 19% but it's still a market minnow
Acquisition of health data specialist Cerner adds $15.8b to Big Red's debt
SaaS14 Jun 2022 | 1
Open source 'Office' options keep Microsoft running faster than ever
LibreOffice, Collabora, KDE Gear all updated their Microsoft alternatives – whatever your OS
SaaS13 Jun 2022 | 70
Salesforce touts Google Ads, ecommerce, social media integration for Customer 360
Meanwhile, NFT Cloud pilot will allow companies to mint, manage, and sell the controversial web tokens
SaaS09 Jun 2022 | 1
Salesforce faces diversity audit from activist investors
CRM slinger set to be challenged on lack of progress at investor meeting
SaaS09 Jun 2022 | 3
UK Home Office awards Oracle a deal extension worth tens of millions
Fellow travelers in the Whitehall shared services journey await their SaaS move
SaaS07 Jun 2022 | 5
AI-driven HR startup snapped up as companies fight to retain employees
Remember when ServiceNow said 'no acquisitions? Someone should tell Hitch Works
SaaS06 Jun 2022 | 5
Renegotiating a Salesforce software agreement? It could take up to two years
Salesforce complexity can be 'difficult and expensive to govern', especially for multicloud, warns Gartner
SaaS31 May 2022 | 8
Salesforce staff back an end to its relationship with NRA
Texas school shooting should prompt a rethink in commercial ties with powerful gun-lobby group, workers urge management
SaaS30 May 2022 | 134
Dutch public sector gets green light to use Google Workspace
Data Protection Impact Assessment merely a 'standard step'
SaaS30 May 2022 | 25
Workday nearly doubles losses as waves of deals pushed back
Figures disappoint analysts as SaaSy HR and finance application vendor navigates economic uncertainty
SaaS27 May 2022 | 17
ServiceNow takes aim at procurement pain points
Purchasing teams are a bit like help desks – always being asked to answer dumb or inappropriate questions
SaaS25 May 2022 |
Infosys board asks boss Salil Parekh to stay another 5 years
As staff churn at 27% a year, senior execs offered lots of shares to keep growth coming
SaaS23 May 2022 | 3
You can keep your old ERP system, but you'll still need ServiceNow, CEO tells The Reg
Interview Bill McDermott thinks companies need workflow on top of enterprise apps, whether they replace them or not
SaaS16 May 2022 | 18
Trying and failing to update Visual Studio? You aren't alone
The progress bar of lies reborn as a cheery 'Checking' message
SaaS11 May 2022 | 13
Google Docs crashed when fed 'And. And. And. And. And.'
Cloud grammar police more Keystone Kops
SaaS06 May 2022 | 62
CNCF sinks Dockershim with Kubernetes 1.24 launch
Docker container runtime will no longer ship by default with K8s
SaaS04 May 2022 |
US judge dismisses Republican efforts to block release of Salesforce emails
Probe into Capitol attack must wait for appeal before data can be accessed
SaaS03 May 2022 | 62
ServiceNow shrugs off Ukraine fears with upbeat financials
Growth set to continue unabated despite headwinds, CEO says
SaaS28 Apr 2022 |
Oracle users fail to get that moving apps to cloud means business transformation – Gartner
Analyst house warns of unrealistic expectations moving Big Red’s enterprise workhorses to SaaS
SaaS22 Apr 2022 | 20
Under pressure, SAP shuts down Russian operations
On-prem software may remain albeit without support nor maintenance
SaaS20 Apr 2022 | 33
Atlassian outage lingers, sparking data loss fears
Microsoft OneDrive: Missing documents? Hold my beer
SaaS08 Apr 2022 | 24
Google focuses Lens on combined image and text searching
Want that thing, but in a different color, and don't know the name? Multisearch has your back
SaaS07 Apr 2022 | 12
IBM deliberately misclassified mainframe sales to enrich execs, lawsuit claims
Special report Lawsuit accuses Big Blue of cheating investors by shifting systems revenue to trendy cloud, mobile tech
SaaS07 Apr 2022 | 84
Atlassian adds Analytics, Atlas, Compass to line up
One hopes they can stay online long enough for customers to evaluate
SaaS06 Apr 2022 | 1
Atlassian Jira, Confluence outage persists two days on
'Routine maintenance script' blamed for derailed service for unlucky customers
SaaS06 Apr 2022 | 34
Baidu added to list of Chinese companies facing US stock exchange delisting
Vid-streamer iQIYI also earns a place
SaaS31 Mar 2022 |
Google unrolls search features to tackle misinformation
Will provide tips on spotting bad info, frontload highly cited sources
SaaS31 Mar 2022 | 22
Russian devs plan alternative Android app store after Google Play bans paid apps
Claim NashStore will help Russians access common apps from May 9
SaaS30 Mar 2022 | 10
Oracle adds autoML to its MySQL HeatWave service
As with analytics, so with ML – we're keeping everything in the box, says Big Red
SaaS29 Mar 2022 | 1
GlobalFoundries continues chip design’s transition to the cloud
Putting silicon in the cloud so you can design silicon in the cloud
SaaS24 Mar 2022 |
IBM powers up cloud service for managing crypto keys
As in encryption, not coins, thankfully
SaaS23 Mar 2022 | 1
US, Canada to figure out rules on cops and Feds accessing people's data across borders
Agreement could simplify demands for potential evidence, leaves real-time surveillance unaddressed
SaaS23 Mar 2022 | 11
Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang talks chips, GPUs, metaverse
GTC And 'AI factories'
SaaS22 Mar 2022 | 1
Nvidia's Omniverse heads to the cloud
GTC Plethora of updates for what the GPU giant believes will be its 'biggest growth driver this year'
SaaS22 Mar 2022 |
Google Maps just got lost for a few hours
Outage tripped up web, native apps while cloud had a wobble
SaaS18 Mar 2022 | 35
IBM meshes with Flexera to boost AIOps IT automation
Aimed at nixing non-compliance penalties, cloud overage costs
SaaS16 Mar 2022 |
Salesforce sued in attempt to block release of Capitol riot info
CRM giant pleased to be named yet again on World's Most Ethical Companies list
SaaS16 Mar 2022 | 51
Intel eyes subscriptions to grow software sales from 2021's $100m
Analysis SaaS-y x86 goliath dreams of recurring revenue
SaaS11 Mar 2022 | 17
Microsoft introduces pay-as-you-go tier for Power Apps
The plan? Pay for low code and Azure services subscription in one shot. The price? Double pre-paid plans
SaaS10 Mar 2022 | 5
Intune out of tune after an Android 12 update? Help's coming
Affected OPPO owners due an OTA update. OnePlus and Realme to follow
SaaS08 Mar 2022 | 2
Oracle, SAP suspend business in Russia amid invasion
As Moscow tries to retain IT talent with military exemption, a three-year tax suspension for biz
SaaS02 Mar 2022 | 14
Akamai's Linode buy: Good for enterprise, risky for others
Opinion Feisty indies that do too well don't stay indie for long
SaaS21 Feb 2022 | 12
IT vendors set to use headline inflation to justify price hike
Analysis It shouldn't affect costs, but it will, says software asset management intel org
SaaS18 Feb 2022 | 14
IBM Consulting assimilates cloud firm for Azure expertise
Big Blue continues to bulk out its hybrid multicloud services
SaaS16 Feb 2022 | 11
UK's National Savings & Investments bank looks for new IT partner in £172m deal
Outfit behind Premium Bonds wants fresh start after 25 years with Atos
SaaS16 Feb 2022 | 12
Cringe: Salesforce latest megacorp to jump on non-fungible tokens bandwagon
How to get nothing for something
SaaS10 Feb 2022 | 13
ServiceNow CEO says mergers and acquisitions are off the table – too messy
It's as if Bill McDermott's SAP tenure never happened
SaaS27 Jan 2022 | 11
Tougher rules on targeted ads, deepfakes, crafty web design, and more? Euro lawmakers give a thumbs up
Analysis 'This is strongly limiting the scope of maneuver by Big Tech', expert tells El Reg
SaaS22 Jan 2022 | 38
Google sours on legacy G Suite freeloaders, demands fee or flee
Updated Free incarnation of online app package, which became Workplace, is going away
SaaS20 Jan 2022 | 109
Sage to acquire remaining stake in ecommerce platform Brightpearl for £225m
Plans afoot to integrate financial management with retail
SaaS20 Dec 2021 | 5
West Sussex County Council faces two-year delay to replace ageing SAP system for Oracle
Project hits the buffers after 'increased understanding' of the product
SaaS14 Dec 2021 | 22
Not only was the UK Financial Ombudsman Service's Workday system months late, 38 IT workers' jobs are at risk
Questions remain over data warehouse dependencies and redundancies
SaaS03 Dec 2021 | 11
Microsoft 365 admins 'flooded' with bulk and bogus notifications for over an hour
Updated Recent change to cloud services suspected as cause, any real messes will be advised in email only for now
SaaS03 Dec 2021 | 11
Microsoft's Teams Essential tier seems designed to coax people on to Business Basic
Looks like good value, but sorely lacking in some important areas
SaaS01 Dec 2021 | 23
So it turns out Google would like to pass Knative to the Cloud Native Computing Foundation after all
That means the 'forseeable future' at Mountain View is... about two years
SaaS01 Dec 2021 | 1
Workday subscription revenue forecasts leave investors cold, wiping 9% off company value
SaaSy vendor takes comfort in contingent workforce software acquisition
SaaS19 Nov 2021 | 8
CIOs across Europe add their VOICE to chorus of calls to regulate cloud gatekeepers
What do we want? Licences not lock-in! Where do we want to use them? Anywhere!
SaaS18 Nov 2021 | 4
AWS still growing like a weed but Amazon's retail empire hit by soaring labour, supply chain costs
CFO warns of $4bn in extra costs in the Christmas quarter
SaaS29 Oct 2021 | 2
Ever wondered where the 'cloud' was in Adobe Creative Cloud? Here it is in beta form
In-browser editing previewed for Photoshop and Illustrator
SaaS26 Oct 2021 | 22
Surrey County Council faces £700k additional SAP support fees as £30m Unit4 ERP set to miss go-live target
Which doesn't help when there's a £47.1m hole in the budget
SaaS07 Oct 2021 | 14
Brit builders merchant Travis Perkins opts for Oracle after ERP disaster with Infor
'Technology has been a source of pain,' CIO admits to investors
SaaS06 Oct 2021 | 32
Salesforce should rename its Dreamforce conference to Feverdreamforce because this is getting ridiculous
Comment Apropos of nothing, here's Lionel Ritchie
SaaS22 Sep 2021 | 7
Still divided on whether teachers, parents or politicians are to blame
Register Debate Can we close the education divide? Maybe, but not by stuffing it with computers and smart boards
SaaS17 Sep 2021 | 15
What have the Romans ever done for us? In ServiceNow's new Rome release, replaced intranets, for one
Adds Teams integration for new ‘Employee Centre’, automated automation for service desk
SaaS16 Sep 2021 | 1
Technology doesn’t widen the education divide. People do that
Register Debate And no, we don’t want a generation of early-years coders
SaaS16 Sep 2021 | 53
Technology does widen the education divide. But not always in the way you expect
Register Debate The pandemic has turned children away from tech, says early-years teacher Maria
SaaS15 Sep 2021 | 29
Intuit branches out into email marketing by splashing $12bn on Mailchimp acquisition
Part of a planned assault on the 'small business mid-market'
SaaS14 Sep 2021 | 14
Technology has the potential to close the education divide. Key word: Potential
Register Debate Quieter kids can speak up in chat, students can record lessons to watch again, and more, says professor
SaaS14 Sep 2021 | 38
Tech widens the educational divide. And I should know – I'm a teacher in a pandemic
Register Debate Teaching online is like talking to a brick wall
SaaS13 Sep 2021 | 105
Element's latest bridge for Matrix: 'All the good stuff from WhatsApp, without the less good Facebook stuff'
For when it's time to kick that shadow IT habit
SaaS09 Sep 2021 | 3
Chinese prosecutors end investigation into rape claim against Alibaba manager
Accused served 15 days for 'molestation', says report
SaaS08 Sep 2021 | 6
'It takes a hell of a mental toll' – techies who lost work due to COVID share their stories
COVID Logfile III Some refined their CVs relentlessly. Others studied. Many wept, more than once. But most see an upside to their changed circumstances
SaaS07 Sep 2021 | 24
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