Yahoo shutters enterprise software division

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Yahoo shuts enterprise software division

Yahoo shuts enterprise software division 11/02/2003 03:12 PM
CNET Asia Nov 2 2003 1:38PM ET

Yahoo! takes a hit on enterprise
division

Yahoo! takes a hit on enterprise
division 11/03/2003 05:29 AM
Silicon.com Nov 3 2003 4:35AM ET

Yahoo! Shuffles Its Enterprise Software
Biz

Yahoo! Shuffles Its Enterprise Software
Biz 11/03/2003 07:18 PM
Internet News Nov 3 2003 6:00PM ET

Yahoo shuts up enterprise-software shop

Yahoo shuts up enterprise-software shop 11/03/2003 05:29 AM
ZDNet UK Nov 3 2003 5:29AM ET

ImageLink Incorporated Continues to
Expand Software Division with Hit
Inspector Web Traffic Analysis Software

ImageLink Incorporated Continues to
Expand Software Division with Hit
Inspector Web Traffic Analysis Software 07/08/2004 05:35 AM
ImageLink Software formally announces "Hit Inspector". The web site analysis software is unlike typical hit meters and works directly from a users desktop. Competitively priced with many features of top brands. [PRWEB Jul 8, 2004]

SGI sells software division

SGI sells software division 04/15/2004 06:21 PM
The high-end computer maker sells off its Alias unit, which makes software for 3D graphics and animation, for $57.5 million.

IBM to Overhaul Software Division

IBM to Overhaul Software Division 12/02/2003 01:25 AM
Angling for new enterprise customers, Big Blue will target 12 industry sectors.

Roxio sells software division, becomes
Napster.

Roxio sells software division, becomes
Napster. 08/12/2004 12:38 AM
The Inquirer: Roxio sells software division, becomes Napster. I guess the upside is that Toast is safe from Napster's potential collapse.

Roxio to sell software division, become
Napster

Roxio to sell software division, become
Napster 08/10/2004 03:38 AM
In posting its quarterly financial results on Monday, Roxio Inc. announced plans to sell its software division to Sonic Solutions in a transaction valued at US$80 million. The deal is subject to the customary regulatory and shareholder approval, but Roxio has already outlined plans to change its name to Napster, focused solely on selling digital music. Roxio makes Toast Titanium CD and DVD burning software and Jam audio mixing software for the Macintosh, as well as Easy Media Creator and other titles for Windows.

Roxio Selling Software Division,
Focusing On Music

Roxio Selling Software Division,
Focusing On Music 08/09/2004 06:47 PM
Sonic will purchase essentially the entire Roxio software operation including Roxio's CD and DVD recording, authoring, photo and video editing application products including Easy Media Creator, PhotoSuite, VideoWave, Easy DVD Copy and Toast. By MacMinute (via MyAppleMenu)

Roxio sells software division, focuses
on Napster

Roxio sells software division, focuses
on Napster 08/09/2004 06:28 PM
Software company sells old business for $80 million and stakes future on digital music.

Time Warner division moving to latest
HelpStar software

Time Warner division moving to latest
HelpStar software 01/07/2004 02:50 PM
An Ohio-based division of Time Warner Cable is upgrading to HelpStar 8.0 software from Help Desk Technology Corp. for its asset management capabilities.

Consoltech Resources, Inc. Acquires
Business Software and Consulting
Division of BASE, Inc.

Consoltech Resources, Inc. Acquires
Business Software and Consulting
Division of BASE, Inc. 03/25/2005 06:54 AM
Consoltech Resources, Inc. today announced they have reached an agreement to acquire the software sales, consulting and development division of BASE, Inc. Under the terms of this agreement Consoltech Resources, Inc. will obtain existing customers and prospects of BASE, Inc. Consoltech Resources will also expand their product offerings to include Best Software’s MAS 500®, the most powerful member of the Best Software family of business management applications. Key staff members from BASE, Inc. will also be joining the Consoltech team. This acquisition affirms Consoltech Resources, Inc. as a premier software reseller in the Southern California region for Microsoft Business Solutions Great Plains® & Small Business Manager®, Microsoft CRM® and the Best Software suite of products including MAS 90®, MAS 200® and MAS 500®. [PRWEB Mar 25, 2005]

yahoo and AOL get out of enterprise IM

yahoo and AOL get out of enterprise IM 06/22/2004 12:13 PM
meanwhile reuters, a media company, is doing pretty well with business IM software. odd.

U.S. Army 1st Infantry Division Selects
Altiris for IT Systems Management
Software in Support of Iraqi Operations

U.S. Army 1st Infantry Division Selects
Altiris for IT Systems Management
Software in Support of Iraqi Operations 04/13/2004 12:54 PM

Yahoo Leaves Enterprise IM

Yahoo Leaves Enterprise IM 06/18/2004 05:31 PM
line56 Jun 18 2004 9:42PM GMT

Yahoo drops enterprise IM

Yahoo drops enterprise IM 06/18/2004 08:00 AM
ZDNet Jun 18 2004 12:13PM GMT

Yahoo scraps enterprise IM

Yahoo scraps enterprise IM 06/17/2004 08:56 PM
The writing was on the wall for the Web giant's attempt to sell IM software to companies.

Yahoo Dumps Enterprise IM

Yahoo Dumps Enterprise IM 06/21/2004 10:50 AM
"The dropping of Yahoo Messenger Enterprise Edition marks the end of the Web portal's now-defunct enterprise software division."

Yahoo! bids farewell to enterprise IM

Yahoo! bids farewell to enterprise IM 06/18/2004 06:29 AM
Silicon.com Jun 18 2004 10:27AM GMT

Yahoo Cans Enterprise Messenger

Yahoo Cans Enterprise Messenger 06/21/2004 10:37 AM
And it's about time. What, you think that just because I work there I can't point out when we were on the wrong track? Ha! Had I been writing a weblog back in 2000, during the disaster formerly known as "Yahoo Finance Vision" (the expensive and ultimately failed on-line streaming Finance news broadcast experiment) you wouldn't have been able to shut me up about what a massive waste of money I thought it was. The thing really was a freaking...

Yahoo Yanks Price Tag from Enterprise IM

Yahoo Yanks Price Tag from Enterprise IM 06/18/2004 10:28 PM
The company is no longer selling an enterprise version of its free instant-messaging client, choosing instead to focus on making its Yahoo Messenger client serve the needs of both business and consumer users.

Yahoo scraps enterprise messaging

Yahoo scraps enterprise messaging 06/18/2004 11:12 AM
The writing was on the wall for the Web giant's attempt to sell IM software to companies.

Yahoo dissolves enterprise products
group

Yahoo dissolves enterprise products
group 11/03/2003 06:33 AM
Computer Weekly Nov 3 2003 6:11AM ET

Dixons shutters 106 stores

Dixons shutters 106 stores 04/28/2004 04:29 AM
Ouch...

Consolidation in Enterprise Software

Consolidation in Enterprise Software 02/10/2004 02:51 AM
From my handwritten notes (attributions lost), some highlights of the session on ERP sector consolidation at the Enterprise Software Summit. M&A was flat in 2003, except in the self-service category, which surged in the second half with 16 deals representing...

Outback shutters Chi-Chi's chain

Outback shutters Chi-Chi's chain 09/23/2004 12:38 AM
Seattletimes.nwsource.com - Wed Sep 22, 10:36 pm GMT

Online lottery shops down shutters

Online lottery shops down shutters 09/06/2004 11:41 PM
Thestatesman.net - Tue Sep 7, 12:09 am GMT

FTC shutters anti-spyware provider

FTC shutters anti-spyware provider 03/14/2005 06:24 PM
ZDNet Mar 14 2005 10:04PM GMT

George Michael Shutters Website

George Michael Shutters Website 07/10/2004 06:50 AM
Newshub.com - Sat Jul 10, 12:10 am GMT

Enterprise Software: Warranty Woes

Enterprise Software: Warranty Woes 08/02/2004 05:02 PM
Technology executives want software suppliers to offer better warranties, but it's an uphill climb.

Enough With The Useless Enterprise
Software Upgrades

Enough With The Useless Enterprise
Software Upgrades 07/09/2004 11:41 AM
For Techdirt Corporate Intelligence, we've used Quickbooks to keep track of our bookkeeping. It's a decent, though not spectacular program. We bought a copy of Quickbooks Pro 2001 about the time it came out and have used it ever since. There was never any reason to upgrade, because the product worked fine as is, and none of the upgrade features were worthwhile. Our accountant, always looking for ways that we can save money, specifically recommended that there was absolutely no good reason to upgrade. However, at the end of April, Intuit "sunset" the product. This is fair. It makes sense for a company to eventually stop supporting old products. What is not fair, is that the product suddenly lost features because of this. We weren't worried about it being sunset, because we had never needed support from Intuit. However, starting in May, when we went to email out our customer invoices, the software said that it could no longer send emails because the product was sunset and we needed to upgrade. In other words, they didn't just sunset support for the product, they sunset features of the product and held our invoices ransom until we would pay for an upgrade. I called up Intuit and was told repeatedly that they needed to do this in order to give "the best support possible." I explained repeatedly that I understood the need to sunset support of products, but could not understand the need to sunset features that worked the day before. I had been a happy Intuit customer until the day they decided to hold my invoices for ransom, and now I was being forced to upgrade. The Intuit customer service rep promised to "escalate" the issue, and insisted I would hear back within a week. "Within a week" apparently means "never" to people at Intuit. Over at News.com, Charles Cooper is noting that companies are increasingly tired of the forced enterprise software upgrade path, which only helps the enterprise software company. He points out that these companies are reaching a point where they're simply not going to accept it any more, and software vendors need to realize this -- or someone else is going to come along who does things better. In the meantime, does anyone know of a good alternative to Quickbooks? So far, investigations into their main competitors suggest every one is just as bad. It's no fun going with the best of a terrible group. There must be a better solution out there, and if there isn't, shouldn't that represent an opportunity for someone to do things right?

Enterprise Software No Longer Yahoo's
Cup Of Tea

Enterprise Software No Longer Yahoo's
Cup Of Tea 10/31/2003 06:18 PM
Remember when "enterprise portals" were a big deal? Back when Yahoo was struggling to figure out where they were going to make money as the online advertising market took its (temporary) hiatus, they had this vision of taking their "portal" technology and bringing it to the enterprise. They made a big splash about it when it launched, but you didn't hear much about it after that. That's probably because not too many people were interested. Now, Yahoo has announced that they' re shutting down the division and getting on with their life as a consumer play. They say they'll still be selling some enterprise products, with a focus on enterprise instant messaging, but it's certainly not going to be a big part of their business.

ITI’s Jail Management Software Goes
Enterprise

ITI’s Jail Management Software Goes
Enterprise 03/17/2005 03:44 AM
Information Technologies, Inc. (ITI) announced that distribution of their new Enterprise Edition Jail Management Software (JMS) would begin this month. - JMS is one of the modules in ITI’s Public Safety Software Series. ITI’s Enterprise Edition software is engineered around Microsoft’s Visual Studio .Net technology, and uses XML data to promote sharing. [PRWEB Mar 17, 2005]

Business Models in Enterprise Software

Business Models in Enterprise Software 02/10/2004 02:51 AM
A great discussion at the Enterprise Software Summit on business models. Particular emphasis on: perpetual license vs. subscription; and hosted vs. premises. Which is natural for a conference with mostly CRM attendees these days. Salesforce's IPO is shaking things up....

Customers Angry Over Enterprise Software

Customers Angry Over Enterprise Software 02/11/2004 09:38 PM
If you've been involved in the buying or selling of enterprise software, you're likely aware that much of it is something of a scam. The prices are quite flexible, and the "real" costs show up much later, when people realize that (a) the product doesn't really work the way they wanted it to (b) it needs ridiculous amounts of expensive customization, maintenance and training and (c) the vendor is always breathing down their neck to pay for an "upgrade" and service contract. As it stands, the incentives for the vendors are to make the initial price seem low, but to make sure the actual software doesn't work very well. It appears that customers are starting to catch on and increasingly angry about standard practices in enterprise software. They're also (finally!) threatening to stop playing into the system and changing their buying habits. They're training their own people to support the system, they're renegotiating maintenance contracts and they're switching to "more accommodating" vendors. Clearly, there's room for companies to come in with much more reasonable offerings. In some cases, I imagine this is going to take the form of ASP or hosted offerings, but those are still limited depending on what the customer needs. It could make sense for a company to pull a PR move and start advertising much more transparent pricing plans to better attract customers who feel more comfortable knowing what they're really paying for.

WebsiteOnThePhone.com (a business
division of Sri IIST Inc, TX) announces
the launch of Printers Paradise Solution
(PPS) - an easy-to-use off-the-shelf
software to assist print and copy
companies manage an online storefront.

WebsiteOnThePhone.com (a business
division of Sri IIST Inc, TX) announces
the launch of Printers Paradise Solution
(PPS) - an easy-to-use off-the-shelf
software to assist print and copy
companies manage an online storefront. 09/19/2004 02:24 AM
The PPS web application software allows complete automation of account creation, order management, tracking of order status, customer management, and more for the online print business. The online print store allows customers to browse through packages and place orders online. On completing online payment the customer would have an option to upload print files online via the web or through FTP. The uploaded files are stored in a secure location and can be downloaded by the print company for processing. [PRWEB Sep 19, 2004]

Reports: FBI Shutters Public E-Mail
System

Reports: FBI Shutters Public E-Mail
System 02/05/2005 09:20 PM
The bureau shuts down an e-mail system as it investigates a potential security breach, according to multiple reports.

IETF Shutters E-Mail Working Group

IETF Shutters E-Mail Working Group 09/22/2004 04:49 PM
The working group's masters determine the best course of action is to let Sender ID sort itself out.
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