The News Review:
- RDM Corporation announces Image Design Verification (IDV) software …
- Texada Software Inc. to Continue to Ontario and Consolidate Its …
- OpenLogic Survey Highlights Enterprise Perspectives on Using Open …
- Sunbelt Software CEO Alex Eckelberry Selected as Finalist for …
- Kofax Named to Software Magazine’s 26th Annual Software 500
- Hedge fund lowers takeover bid for Epicor Software
- HP Software Executive Dixon Fiske Joins Nimsoft as VP Americas
RDM Corporation announces Image Design Verification (IDV) software …
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The IDV software will be an optional upgrade to the Image Qualifier IQX97-OCR software and will allow users to test designs and images before they are printed. A number of tools are available to assist the user to understand if their designs will pass or fail Image Ready Standards. These tools will help the user understand what changes are needed to make their documents pass Image Ready Standards for Check 21 (American National Standards – ANS X9.
Texada Software Inc. to Continue to Ontario and Consolidate Its …
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and support. Texada’s market-driven software products combine knowledge and best
practices from over 400 customers worldwide, resulting in solutions
that manage the complete life-cycle from acquisition through to
disposal, Our customers enjoy the benefits of enhanced efficiency
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OpenLogic Survey Highlights Enterprise Perspectives on Using Open …
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“What we found in our small poll is consistent with what we see in
the marketplace — that a vast majority of enterprises are taking a
hard look at expanding their open source usage — especially in areas
such as application servers and web servers, databases and
development tools,” said Kim Weins, senior vice president of
marketing at OpenLogic. “More than 75% of enterprises have already
started or are seriously considering expanding their open source
usage to help save money. ”
Other than the operating system, what types of software would you like to
replace with open source to lower costs?
Application or web servers 83%
Databases 67%
Development tools 58%
Content management 25%
Other Middleware 17%
SOA 17%
Other business apps 17%
CRM 8%
Business intelligence 8%
ERP 0
Are you seeing pressure on your IT budgets from the economic downturn?
67% Yes
17% Not yet, but I anticipate we will
17% Don’t know
0 No
Will your company use more open source because of economic uncertainty?
46% We plan to
32% We are considering it
15% Economy isn’t a consideration
15% We are unlikely to
Have you recently replaced any commercial proprietary software with open
source because of economic uncertainty?
67% No
17% Yes
17% In progress
Do you think replacing commercial proprietary systems with open source
could save your company money?
60% Yes, we’ve already saved money
30% Yes, we anticipate saving money
10% Maybe
About OpenLogic
OpenLogic is a leading provider of open source solutions that enable
enterprises to safely acquire, support, and control open source
software. OpenLogic provides enterprises with a certified library of
open source software that encompasses hundreds of the most popular
open source packages via OpenLogic Exchange (OLEX), a free web site
where companies can find, research, and download certified,
enterprise-ready open source packages on demand. With the broadest
open source coverage in the industry, OpenLogic offers
indemnification; updates; and enterprise-grade technical support
backed by the OpenLogic Expert Community. OpenLogic also provides
solutions for open source governance and to automate the integration
and deployment of open source components — reducing the risk and
maximizing the cost savings associated with using open source
software. For more on OpenLogic, go to.
Sunbelt Software CEO Alex Eckelberry Selected as Finalist for …
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4, 2008
CLEARWATER, FL, Nov 04, 2008 (MARKET WIRE via COMTEX) –
Sunbelt Software, a leading provider of Windows security and
management software, announced that its CEO, Alex Eckelberry, was
named a finalist in Tampa Bay CEO Magazine’s CEO of the Year
competition in the technology category. The competition, which honors
the region’s business leaders across eight industries, culminates in
a presentation of the award ceremony in December at which an overall
winner and individual category winners will be announced. Winners
will be selected based upon their organization’s market leadership,
community involvement, performance and vision. “Cybercrime using malware continues to be the most widely spread
problem that plagues IT systems across every sector of the IT market
– targeting consumers and businesses alike,” said Eckelberry. “Our
success in combating this problem is a team effort and due in large
part to the extraordinary talent, vision and commitment of our entire
staff.
Kofax Named to Software Magazine’s 26th Annual Software 500
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This is the second consecutive year that
Kofax has been included. “Kofax continues to expand its position as the
leading provider of capture software and services through a focused
strategy of delivering advanced solutions across all key market
segments, from enterprise-level customers to single users,”
said Andrew Pery, Chief Marketing Officer at Kofax. “Inclusion
in this year’s Software 500 is further
validation of our strategies. Kofax is well-positioned to take advantage
of new opportunities, compete aggressively, and lead in all market
sectors for years to come. ”
The 2008 Software 500 ranking is based on total worldwide software and
services revenue for 2007. This includes revenues from software
licenses, professional services, training and maintenance and support
programs.
Hedge fund lowers takeover bid for Epicor Software
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, saying in a letter it was “extremely disappointed” Epicor’s board had recommended shareholders reject a takeover. Elliott, a large shareholder in the Irvine, Calif. , software company, told Epicor’s board that it will now offer $7. 50 per share, which would value the company at $446.
HP Software Executive Dixon Fiske Joins Nimsoft as VP Americas
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The
fact we can attract someone with the caliber, experience and
knowledge that Dixon possesses from HP is a further testament of our
appeal and ability to deliver real value to customers in the
performance and availability monitoring market. ”
Starting in 2002, Fiske’s success with Mercury Interactive’s Americas
corporate sales division marked him out for a leadership position
following HP’s acquisition of Mercury in 2006. He assumed the position
of vice president of HP Software Direct Americas, an organization
which drives nearly half of HP’s Americas software revenue. Leading
that $660 million sales organization, Fiske consistently demonstrated
the ability to successfully focus and motivate sales teams to
over-deliver on revenue goals. “During my time at HP, we were increasingly aware of the impact
Nimsoft was making in the performance and availability monitoring
market. It was clear that prospects were becoming more and more
focused on the value monitoring solutions could deliver and they
didn’t want lengthy, complex and expensive implementation cycles. When we came up against Nimsoft in new business opportunities it
became clear that Nimsoft has an extremely compelling business and
technology proposition that appeals to a broad spectrum of companies.