Whether the deal goes through or not, it is likely to have an immediate negative impact on PeopleSoft.
Database and applications giant Oracle Corp. today launched an effort to take over applications competitor PeopleSoft Inc. for about $5.1 billion.
CEO says newly-discovered document key to claim.
A look back at a busy first half of the year.
Video combines with traditional text help.
Acquisition boosts companay's ChangeMan system.
New suite of interfaces supports SOAP, XML, and WS Security.
Company offers a new way to QA.
New broadband standard could outdo 802.11.
SCO fires back in legal fight over Unix and Linux.
Breaking news from conference in Dallas.
Company teams up with instant messaging and presence technology firm.
Enterprise software maker buys enterprise applications firm.
Ways to beat the odds while putting a product out on time.
In a letter to UNIX-champion SCO, Novell's Jack Messman said SCO did not own copyrights and patent rights to Unix -- rights it has recently asserted versus Linux vendors.
First look at a new integration product from IBM.
A look at a new standard which combines high bandwidth and low cost.
New development tool from new division of Big Blue.
New field of operation for mainframe language.
Why competition between standards groups may be a good thing.