Paul Shread

Microsoft (NASDAQ: MSFT) may soon be joining the growing ranks of vendors who see in-memory analytics as the future of business intelligence, according to

Oracle has proved once again that it's not shy about spending money to grow its business. The computer giant has spent billions of dollars the last

One of the ways tech companies often pitch their products is to tout the fact that they use them internally, or "eat their own dog food" as the saying

Microsoft this week rolled out the beta version of its Dynamics CRM 2011 offering for business customers looking for a cheap, efficient way to manage

Social media technologies have been reshaping the way IT approaches many lines of business, so why should call centers be any different? Cisco sees a

Users of CRM software-as-a-service player Salesforce.com will soon be able to see their contacts being updated in real time thanks to the new Jigsaw for

Salesforce, the Godfather of the Software-as-a-Service revolution, is set to deliver its quarterly results later this week and analysts and shareholders

The abrupt resignation of HP (NYSE: HPQ) CEO Mark Hurd late Friday had little effect on the rest of the tech sector on Monday, as the Nasdaq ended the day

Fresh off the launch of its mobile business intelligence apps for the Apple iPhone and iPad early last month, BI software maker MicroStrategy posted

The tech industry is always looking for the next great advance or breakthrough. Now the latest breakthrough development might be a way to predict the

Earnings reports continue to paint a mixed picture of the health of the technology sector, as Thursday's batch of quarterly results demonstrated once

It's been tough sledding of late for the world's largest application software vendor. After years of domination in the enterprise, SAP now finds itself at