Software Engineering White Papers
Straight Talking - The Rise and Rise of Infor
Overview Salesforce.com is set to become a $1bn applications company, with latest quarterly revenues of just under $248m. The company has attracted attention, partly through good marketing and a touch of hubris but also by becoming the poster child for a new way business model - Software as a Service (SaaS). So it may come as a surprise that on paper the achievements of Infor, a relative unknown, are even more impressive. The difference lies in the two companies' founding premises and their raison d'etre. Infor on the other hand can be described as a company with a founding principle of stopping software companies dying.
| Publisher | Quocirca | File Format | |
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| Date Published | August 2008 | ||
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