The ERP installed base will increasingly embrace Linux at the expense of Windows Server and Unix, according to researchers.

Also, the Web-based ERP system enables the company to keep staffing levels and overhead facilities costs down.

Cloud-based ERP systems offer compelling benefits, but also come with drawbacks, says expert Scott Holter at Meaden & MooreScott Holter of Meaden & Moore shares insights on cloud-based ERP vs.

New York—After years of running disparate Unix-based systems in its global IT server operations, Unilever is committing its technological future to Linux. The $52 billion consumer products ...

The 2024 Project-based ERP report Some of the Project-based ERP benefits. There are so many more! SPI Research Logo Over the past five years, the Professional Services Market has moved to use ...

OpenMFG's ERP platform is built on Linux operating system, PostgreSQL database and OpenRPT report writer. It runs on Windows, Mac OS X, Linux and commercial UNIX systems. By making the source code ...

Headlight manufacturer cuts costs by $12 million annually by implementing an industry-specific ERP system.

IBM is heralding market research claiming that Linux will slow Microsoft's server momentum and grow IBM's share of the enterprise applications market to 20 percent over the next three years.

SINGAPORE - Singapore will switch to a satellite-based Electronic Road Pricing (ERP) system in the middle of 2023, but plans to charge motorists for the distances they clock will be on hold. The ...

Companies running ERP systems are increasingly choosing the Linux operating system, rather than Windows or Unix, according to a report published on Friday. The report, Will Enterprise Linux Stop ...

On Monday, the San Francisco-based open standards and interoperability consortium, The Open Group, announced that it had awarded certificates of conformance to the Unix 03 standards to both ...