E-Business

Helping businesses help themselves
The verdict is in. Managing information in a paperless environment has proven to streamline transactions, reduce waste, and improve service levels.
Sunday, December 12 - 2004 at 12:27 |

Technology trends in 2005
Technology is critical to everyone's working lives today, and the pace of change can be very rapid indeed. So what enterprise IT trends can we expect to see emerge over the next year, and what will be the big ticket number?
Sunday, November 28 - 2004 at 20:04 |

Building a lean enterprise
Today's manufacturers have reaped an abundance of operational rewards, made possible by information technology (IT).
Saturday, November 20 - 2004 at 13:39 |

Your guide to corporate performance management
Corporate performance management (CPM) is one of software's hot topics. Yet many corporations don't quite understand what CPM is or why businesses need it. In this article, Ayman Abouseif, Senior Director of Marketing at Oracle Middle East and Africa, outlines Oracle's Guide to Corporate Performance Management.
Wednesday, November 10 - 2004 at 01:55 |

A new lease of Life: Lease management software comes of age
Leasing companies have traditionally been short-changed by big-name ERP systems, which have tended to cater to vendors rather than lessors. That situation is now changing, at last giving leasing companies the ability to manage all of their operations through one standardised system.
Tuesday, November 02 - 2004 at 09:45 |

Managing real estate value - not only for real estate development companies
Real estate is one of the largest line items for many organisations, which occasionally makes for a stormy relationship between the corporate real estate manager and the CFO.
Friday, October 22 - 2004 at 00:01 |

Self-service: Helping businesses help themselves
The verdict is in. Managing information in a paperless environment has proven to streamline transactions, reduce waste, and improve service levels. Yet as organizations adopt self-service processes for everything from finance to human resources (HR), they're learning some interesting lessons about how to ensure a successful adoption-and the unforeseen benefits that can occur along the way.
Tuesday, October 12 - 2004 at 09:26 |

Why Does 'IT' Cost So Much?
Twenty-five years ago only the largest enterprises relied on technology in their day-to-day business. Today every company - public or private; small, medium, or large; local or international - is using IT in the front office, in back office, and on the internet.
Sunday, August 15 - 2004 at 14:20 |