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Not surprisingly, an aggressive Salesforce is bundling more of the company's new products into discounted volume license deals. [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

The two companies share many large customers who have been pushing to run Red Hat Enterprise Linux on Azure. Now they can. [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

Startup founded by former VMware and Jive execs, launches mobile-first performance review software and says it can make them far less irritating. [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

CEO Godard Abel’s previous venture was Big Machines, acquired by Oracle in October 2013. [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

Former Autonomy CEO fires back in the U.K. High Court, charging that HP made false and misleading statements about him and his former management team. [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

It' s not surprising that Oracle continues its tough tactics to wring more revenue out of customers, but the advent of cloud has raised the stakes. And the pressure. [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

Since buying Heroku, Salesforce.com has tried to balance it with its internal Force.com development environment. App Cloud is a further step to bridge those diverse worlds. [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

Since buying Heroku, Salesforce.com has tried to balance it with its internal Force.com development environment. App Cloud is a further step to bridge those diverse worlds. [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

The new partners are making joint sales calls, but don't expect them to count until next year. [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

Big Blue says it can parlay StrongLoop's supported Node.JS and its existing Java smarts to help customers build better enterprise applications. [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

The business collaboration company, valued at $2.8 billion, says it has the traction (lots of active users) and star power (April Underwood joins as head of platform), to keep up its momentum. [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

Like Apple and IBM before them, Samsung and Red Hat pair their respective strengths in slick devices and enterprise tech to bring business apps to mobile devices. [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

So it's nice that Microsoft's CIO is promising simpler, shorter licensing pacts, but customers wonder when the promises will become reality. [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

Don't expect Oracle's long-promised public cloud to take on Amazon Web Services directly. This cloud is all about defeating enterprise software rivals like Salesforce. [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

VMware, a company primarily known for data center technology, wants to branch out and make a name for itself in business mobility. [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

IBM’s partnership with Apple to bring business-centric applications to iOS devices continues with support coming for the Apple Watch. [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

The latest in a series of back-and-forth stories holds that a Salesforce acquisition is too rich for Microsoft's blood. [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

EMC's Joe Tucci and Salesforce.com's Marc Benioff are two alpha CEOs who may see their status change soon. [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

The article focuses on Workday, an enterprise software company founded in 2005 by Dave Duffield and Aneel Bhusri that has a cloud-based business model and produces software as a service or human-resources programs that can be accessed on demand. The article notes Workday's market cap as of December 2013, its operating expenses, and its outlook for revenue growth. It also notes Workday has not shown a profit while competitor Salesforce.com has.

The article looks at smartphone company BlackBerry, as of November 2013. It notes the selection of John Chen as the company's chief executive officer (CEO) and discusses his plans for turning the company around and returning it to a competitive position in the smartphone industry. His career history is discussed, including his successful tenure at enterprise software company Sybase.