Most companies divide their operations into separate silos, each evaluated by finance through separate P&Ls. In this white paper, Sage argue that this is often a damaging approach which conceals the true profitabiltiy (or otherwise) of specific customers. VIEW SUMMARY

Given today’s challenging economic environment, business process management (BPM) is more relevant than ever. This paper introduces BPM and workflow management and discusses several areas that benefit from BPM and workflow engines whilst describing how to realize those benefits. VIEW SUMMARY

This report details findings from the latest research from Evaluation VIEW SUMMARY

Post-trade processing is a complex and expensive operational overhead. Processing remains manually intensive and new derivative products created in the front office leave the middle and back office fighting fires to settle transactions, rather than delivering value to the organisation. VIEW SUMMARY

Most organisations look at virtualisation and empowering flexible working as separate issues, the former driven by cost savings and IT team and the latter by the need for secuire remote access for users. This paper argues that they should be part of a combined strategy. VIEW SUMMARY

The average size of an SAP production database now exceeds 500GB VIEW SUMMARY

This Forrester report evaluates 10 leading Web content management (WCM) vendors across approximately 115 criteria and and identifies the leaders according to different areas of strength. VIEW SUMMARY

This paper looks to instruct organisations on how to cross the chasm to the next generation business applications that is powered by a platform delivering rapid composition, comprehensive lifecycle management, easy customisability, and easy upgrade manageability and monitoring. VIEW SUMMARY

The new generation of tools, created specifically for production management of J2EE, .NET and SOA applications and processes, ensures the continuity of vital automated business processes by managing and monitoring all relevant components. VIEW SUMMARY

The U.S. Small Business Administration and others have noted that smaller business are most likely to lead us out of bad economic times because they are nimble, innovative and connected with end customer values. VIEW SUMMARY