Enterprise Applications

First portal show hits the road

The Corporate Portals Conference and Exhibition in March is the first event in Australia dedicated to the new technology.

Clutching the ASP... without the bite

Lawyer Brendan Scott looks at the complexities of outsourcing entire IT departments.

Forms vendors embrace ASP model

Several forms processing software vendors are exploring new business models based on the new ASP industry.

Panagon primed for XML

FileNET's new Web Publisher software is designed to meet the company's aim of helping businesses publish "e-content" to internal and external Web sites.

Allaire eats Beans

Allaire has expanded its e-business software portfolio with the purchase of Valto Systems.

E-business rises in Eastman

Eastman Software has mixed some of the benefits of sophisticated CRM in its update to its Enterprise Report Management (ERM) tool to help companies develop a successful e-business.

Microsoft bloods ICC for DNA

ICC has become a Microsoft Commerce Preferred Partner and will use Microsoft's architecture to build e-commerce systems and corporate portals.

eSign on the dotted line

Some industries are starting to set up a public key infrastructure (PKI) to use digital signatures to secure electronic documents.

$50 million for home-made ERP

Geac Computer is to invest $50 million over the next five years in extending its ERP software, Streamline.

Making sense of ASP

ASPCON, in Macrh, will explore some of the emerging issues organisations are considering as the ASP model gains momentum.

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