Microsoft: Dynamics CRM ain't chopped liver, despite Salesforce tie-up

	Microsoft: Dynamics CRM ain't chopped liver, despite Salesforce tie-up | Enterprise search brings together structured and unstructured customer data
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	Microsoft and Salesforce.com to link wares in global partnership Microsoft and Salesforce.com have become corporate buddies, pledging to integrate their flagship products in what they're calling a "global, strategic partnership." Read More WHITE PAPER: Strategy Companion Corporation Why your organization can benefit from self-service BI This IDC white paper discusses the benefits of using BI tools that better address the needs of business users who perform analysis of data to inform decisions on a regular basis. The document compares modern offerings with traditional BI tools and discusses the benefits of self-service BI. Learn more In this Issue Microsoft: Dynamics CRM ain't chopped liver, despite Salesforce tie-up Enterprise search brings together structured and unstructured customer data Quip revamps mobile word processor with new publishing, search features Google Drive leads in features, lags in ease-of-use SAP unveils plan for 'simple' cloud financial app suite SAP relents, will provide new UI technology at no extra charge Good steps up mobile security push with Fixmo acquisition, new tools Choosing a Linux web server: Nginx vs. Apache WHITE PAPER: ClickSoftware The A to Z of Mobile Workforce Scheduling Optimization This business paper examines business benefits through optimized scheduling solutions for service delivery improvements. Learn More Microsoft: Dynamics CRM ain't chopped liver, despite Salesforce tie-up Microsoft remains committed to trouncing Salesforce.com in the CRM market. Read More Enterprise search brings together structured and unstructured customer data Financial services firm UBS lets customers and employees see much more data, much faster, to improve relationships. Read More Quip revamps mobile word processor with new publishing, search features Quip has revamped its Web and mobile word processor, giving it new publishing and search capabilities, as the startup pushes ahead with its quixotic pursuit to disrupt cloud productivity app rivals like Microsoft and Google. Read More Google Drive leads in features, lags in ease-of-use Google Docs, Sheets, and Slides comprise the most powerful online productivity suite, but significant shortcomings remain. Read More WHITE PAPER: HootSuite Media, Inc. Social Customer Service: The Future of Customer Satisfaction Learn how enterprises must organize themselves around the customer, leveraging shared technologies, policies, and processes. Learn More SAP unveils plan for 'simple' cloud financial app suite SAP is taking a big step into SaaS with Simple Finance, a set of applications based on its in-memory Hana Enterprise Cloud platform. Read More SAP relents, will provide new UI technology at no extra charge Bowing to pressure from customers and competitors, SAP will provide a series of recently released, next-generation user interface technologies at no extra charge. Read More Good steps up mobile security push with Fixmo acquisition, new tools Mobile device management company Good Technology is stepping up its efforts to attract organizations that want to leave BlackBerry behind by acquiring assets from Fixmo and launching a new secure mobile collaboration app. Read More Choosing a Linux web server: Nginx vs. Apache The rise in popularity of nginx and the steady decline of Apache in the web server market has caused many to believe that the choice has become clear cut for new deployments. Indeed, in my most recent larger scale server setup I ended up choosing nginx for the job - but should I have? Read More
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