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SAP software revenue takes big jump

  Richi Jennings: Office 2013 pricing: Huge increases leaked | NuoDB launches cloud-friendly database
 
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SAP says preliminary Q4 results show strong jump in software revenues
SAP's revenue from software and software-related services showed ample growth thanks in part to its HANA in-memory database and to strength in its portfolio of cloud applications, the company said Tuesday as it reported preliminary numbers for the quarter and year ended Dec. 31. Read More


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Richi Jennings: Office 2013 pricing: Huge increases leaked
The next Office release date is close at hand. Microsoft (NASDAQ:MSFT) is going to make the subscription model a no-brainer this time. But beware: The leaked Office 2013 pricing makes it seem that you'll pay a lot more with the subscription model than buying the traditional, packaged software—as much as four times more! In IT Blogwatch, bloggers fire up their calculators (and wonder if it's time to switch to LibreOffice). Read More

NuoDB launches cloud-friendly database
Startup NuoDB is hoping to position itself as having the ideal database for the post-cloud world, now that its Cloud Data Management System is generally available. Read More


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Application Visibility: The Root of Good Service Management
As your business needs become more dynamic, monitoring systems will be key to understanding how applications fulfill business needs and your ability to provide governance will determine the success level of your entire enterprise. Learn More

New Chrome browser beta adds voice recognition API
A new beta version of Google's Chrome browser for PCs can run Web applications controlled via user voice commands, so that people will be able to play computer games and compose documents through speech. Read More

Oracle trying to quell certification exam voucher fraud
Oracle is cracking down on the use of counterfeit vouchers for its certification examinations, a move that could have significant implications for the unwitting as well as willful violators. Read More

10 free Drupal modules that make development easier
Working with Drupal is not for the timid -- but these 10 free modules could make things easier for developers and administrators. Read More

 

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