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In March 2003, Rich Kaarlgaard wrote a great article in Forbes detailing how the coming decade was all

Enterprise adoption of cloud computing, SaaS, and social media (whatever you want to call it) is accelerating. This

It is quite a remarkable feeling to watch as the pieces fall into place and the picture, anticipated

Editor's note: we're currently running a series of posts from our long-term sponsors, focused on use cases and

Most people quickly answer this question in the affirmative. I certainly do. However, there are people out there

These are reflections from having spent a few days at the annual Salesforce.com event, Dreamforce. We hope they

The current economic climate is having a devastating effect on almost every business around. In order to adapt

Web Office vendor Etelos announced recently that it is enabling enterprise customers to white-label the Etelos platform, via

At big events, PR likes to put out some info prior to the event under embargo, but save

During the PC era, the technology stack was controlled by Microsoft Windows and Wintel - the "Wintel" era.

Recently we noted that some large enterprise software companies were calling SaaS a fad that would soon pass

Some traditional enterprise IT vendors are selling the line that SaaS is a passing phase, that it is

GroupSwim is a company whose SaaS collaboration solution uses semantic technology to automatically tag and rate content including

Last week, we covered how Zoho is defying conventional wisdom in the Web Office market. But is being

The internal IT department, headed by the CIO, no longer acts as the gatekeeper for all new technology

Yesterday we wrote about Enterprise 2.0 from the point of view of the Enterprise, the buyer. The conclusion

Lately, people have been noticing that the big shift in computing - that is, moving our apps off

Danish startup Zendesk is a SaaS delivered help desk solution that provides a backend service for small to

A guest post by Ben Kepes of diversity.net.nz, a blog that focuses on SaaS, cloud-computing and Web 2.0

Ok, well, maybe not easy -- you do still have to build the software. But Rails Kits has