Den Howlett
Following 20+ years in finance and IT related roles, Den Howlett became a freelance writer/analyst/commenter specialising in enterprise IT. He has been calling the vendors to account ever since.
Den Howlett
Unbundling the software hairball at Cohu
Semiconductor test cell and inspection firm Cohu demonstrates how to successfully scrap past technology investments in favor of an all-in Oracle strategy
Why SAP developers can't have nice things.
Once again SAP developer licensing is causing a stir in the SAP community. Will this topic ever go away? It needs to.
No more 9 to 5? Reshaping the concept of work
I wonder whether we're asking the right questions when considering the future of work, wherever that happens to be done.
Bernd Leukert - a year in as head of technology, data and innovation at Deutsche Bank
Deutsche Bank is on a mission to become a fintech. Sounds crazy but it might just work. Here's the story so far.
Weekend rant: when a flashy UI and lo-code don't cut it
In our pursuit of introducing readers to a wide range of content, we've stumbled into some rabbit holes that no sexy UI nor lo-code system can overcome.
Pandemic winners: pets, hobby modelers and mountain runners
Some leisure pursuits have done remarkably well during the pandemic and seems set to continue doing well. What does this mean for the future of work?
SAP's product strategy - we haz roadmaps and purpose
As the refreshed SAP executive board shapes the firm's future, next up is the product strategy and accompanying roadmaps.
Baylor University's Oracle ERP rollout - a masterclass of a pandemic pivot
Baylor University provides an exceptional example of how business and IT come together to assure implementation success.
Siemens readies a bold approach to the future workplace. Will others follow?
Work is changing and this goes well beyond the issue of where people work. How is this working its way into the manner by which work is organized?
SAP to IPO Qualtrics - we called it in 2019
Newly minted CEOs want to make a splash and Christian Klein, CEO SAP is certainly doing that with this announcement.
Software AG hits its Q2 mark as customers respond to accelerated change. We speak with CEO Sanjay Brahmawar
Software AG or 'SAG' as it is affectionately known among the analyst community is in a period of transition and resurgence. It's Q2 FY 2020 results speak to its progress. What's fueling that? We caught up with CEO Sanjay Brahmawar.
How was your Spring season virtual event? IFS spills the beans on its MindFuel event
How did MindFuel work out for IFS? Surprisingly well. Here are our thoughts on the event.
Oracle and IFS doing well because of pandemic opportunity for customers
Oracle and IFS are not direct competitors but they are both seeing remarkably similar behaviors in the ERP market. What gives?
