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- released March 2019
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Recent Comments
- Barb Dossetter on New Normal: A conversation with Bruce Bond of Common Ground Committee
- vinnie on The Analyst Cam: SuccessFactors Analyst Day
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- vinnie on Microsoft Business Applications virtual summit - a missed opportunity?
- Matthew Coblentz on Microsoft Business Applications virtual summit - a missed opportunity?
- Geoff McDonald on Enterprise Software: Emergency Apps and Empathy
What software consolidation?
MISO (Microsoft, IBM, SAP and Oracle) only accounts for a third of the total global revenues of roughly $ 450 billion.
And the list does not include a whole bunch of private companies, especially in emerging global markets.
October 23, 2008 in Industry Commentary | Permalink