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Will "software on demand" spell the end of the software as we know it? A new research report from IDC shows that selling software as a service has stimulated technology spending among companies, and ...

When Tim Kinsella became chief executive of Hospitality Solutions International in 2003, he came with a set idea of the technology that would help the software company's largely remote sales team ...

In addition to marketing in over 20 countries, Blinc Inc., a beauty products firm based in Herndon, Va., has to coordinate business divisions spread out across the entire country — from a call center ...

With demand at its peak, thanks to a seemingly unquenchable thirst for ERP and CRM applications—not to mention the need for programs to address Y2K fears and drive dot-com dreams—software vendors were ...

While leasing business software over the Web may be the latest fad, packaged boxes are not about to disappear anytime soon. Popularized by Salesforce.com, delivering software-as-a-service (SaaS) makes ...

IBM is launching a new program intended to help independent software developers lease their applications to companies, as part of its push for on-demand computing. Under the on-demand concept, ...