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Inflated confidence in Zimbabwe

Misys sees a silver lining in Zimbabwe's economic collapse

Cape Clear buy gives Workday integration on demand

On-demand application provider brings "integration-as-a-service" in house

IFS capitalises on globalisation

All the world's a stage for business applications provider

Last of the independents

Rapid consolidation in the BI market has raised questions over the future of the remaining independent vendors

BlueWolf brings SaaS consultancy to Europe

Salesforce.com-affiliated consultancy moves new model across the pond

Living without an IT director

Fundamental change in the way IT is  delivered is encouraging companies to dispense with IT management

On-demand economics

Now the case for software-as-a-service is proven, best practices are needed to ensure the potential becomes reality

GameStop guns for growth

Single instance of business apps to support international expansion at games retailer.

The third way

Combining on-demand software with on-premise code might prove to be the most powerful software paradigm yet. But the blend will not be without its difficulties

Microsoft still booming despite its size

Plus, a look under the hood of the business intelligence market.

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Flexible terms

The licensing crisis as buyers reject old ways to pay and vendors struggle to adopt new models.

Office 2.0: Welcome to the revolution

Cloud computing meets the corporate desktop as users eschew complex infrastructures.

Google apps

Search engine company's applications push raises many questions

Private concerns

Who really owns your software vendor, and why should you care?

The great software robbery

SAP, Oracle and IBM stand accused of extorting money from customers for the last 30 years.