To paraphrase Mr. Twain, the reports of enterprise resource planning’s demise are greatly exaggerated. ERP vendors have ...

Who’s winning what and does anyone really care?SAP just turned in a great quarter, one that, according to my favorite financial analyst, Charlie di Bona, cemented his contention that “SAP ...

By any measure, both SAP and Oracle are wildly successful. A combined market cap of $342 billion is not to be sneezed at. Neither is a customer base running hundreds of thousands across all their ...

As the Oracle v SAP trial lumbers on we will now see what SAP is about in the post Apotheker era. Will it be enough to convince?

SAP is about $33 billion and Oracle is closer to $40 billion in revenue. But Oracle especially is seeing some headwinds from organizations spending less, which drags its Net Score down.

Oracle's suit against SAP is about business rivalry and theft, but it is also very much about third-party maintenance of software Software maintenance–who provides it and at what price–is at ...

Oracle and SAP are going through CEO changes as they adapt to the cloud. One analyst thinks Larry Ellison could return.

Updated: Opinion: Well, of course SAP CEO Henning Kagermann would listen to Oracle's Larry Ellison if he made an offer. It's called fiduciary duty.

Former Oracle President Charles Phillips testified in court Thursday that he would have been "terrified" to learn SAP had gained access to Oracle's software.

Oracle touts midmarket push ahead of SAP show Database giant says latest products and marketing plans for the small- and midsize-business market are paying off.

Infor is not historically mentioned in the same sentence with SAP and Oracle. Is that your goal, to be in the tier one category, and what do you think it will take to change the perception of Infor?

Oracle details new charges, alleges SAP's TomorrowNow copied materials to the point of repeating errors from originals.