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Aberdeen Report: Companies See Increased Productivity Through the Convergence of Enterprise Applications and Desktop Tools
15 October 07 01:03 PM | kiselman | 0 Comments   

In case you have missed this aricle on MoneyCentral: "The integration of desktop tools with enterprise applications is a two-way street that brings personal productivity, which in turn translates to improved corporate productivity. Aberdeen, a Harte-Hanks Read More...

Office Business Applications (OBA) and Epicor
19 September 07 02:06 PM | kiselman | 0 Comments   

Check out this recorded interview with Epicor's technical folks - the conversation about OBAs and Office as a front end to Line of Business starts at about 2:03 into the recording. Enjoy! Read More...

Office Business Applications - Microsoft's opportunity to change the face of the eneterprise software
21 August 07 10:00 AM | kiselman | 1 Comments   

Josh Greenbaum has posted an article highlighting the great opportunity Microsoft has with OBAs: "OBAs are Outlook, Excel, or Word interfaces to back-office ERP functionality, and their ascendancy would make Office the user’s entrée into the ERP world Read More...

Filed under: Office 2007, Microsoft, OBA, ERP, Office Business Applications

Microsoft's Stealth Route To The Back Office: Office Business Applications
25 July 07 03:35 PM | kiselman | 0 Comments   

Echoing last week's OBA POrtal announcement, CRN Magazine follows up with an interesting article covering traction of Office Business Applications in the market. Read More...

Filed under: Microsoft, Office, Business Applications, composite applications, OBA

Duet, Microsoft OBAs and me changing roles...
29 June 07 04:42 PM | kiselman | 1 Comments   

It has been over 2 years since I started working on Duet (Project Mendocino back then). It has been a great fun and I have enjoyed tremendously both the product and the folks on the Duet teams (SAP and Microsoft). I have decided to do something a bit Read More...