205 news & feature articles results for "bea weblogic revenue growth"

Worldwide middleware revenue will top $7 billion by 2002, according to a report by International Data Corporation.

Posted by Erich Luening

Integration software company Tibco spends $217 million to buy Staffware. The two plan to push further into business process management, a category analysts say is poised for growth.

Posted by Martin LaMonica

Oracle has positioned itself to remain the dominant force in enterprise database and application sales. It's as simple as selling more, more of the time.

Posted by Dave Rosenberg

Despite blistering rates of growth and adoption of B2B e-commerce, utopia is still years away. In fact, as industry participants are discovering, the B2B "revolution" is turning out to be more of an "evolution," with progress happening in fits and starts and incremental change occurring in a two-steps-forward, one-step-back kind of way.

Posted by Derek Brown

Security company faces a licensing pinch. Will a wave of new products catch customers' eyes?

Posted by Dawn Kawamoto

Big Blue expanded its lead in application servers in 2003, according to a new report made available to CNET News.com.

Posted by Martin LaMonica

The software company declares its first-ever dividend to spin off excess cash directly to shareholders, but fourth-quarter guidance was a little lighter than expected.

Posted by Larry Dignan

The mission will be to build new areas beyond CRM. Of course, Salesforce.com would be a fine subsidiary of an enterprise software giant like SAP or Oracle.

Posted by Larry Dignan

A decade after starting his company, Benioff has defied skeptics and shown his software-as-a-service business model can work. He's not afraid to admit a little unorthodox marketing helps, too.

Posted by Jim Kerstetter

The software maker has been hit by the global economic slowdown, but its quarterly numbers suggest it is weathering the storm better than most.

Posted by Matt Asay