In today's technology roundup: Google reveals Japan wreckage, demand for Twitter info upheld, PlayStation 3 ban lifted, and quake shakes up chip supply.
The company will introduce almost a dozen in-memory business apps that run on its HANA systems.
SAS eases traversing all the data from Vail Resorts' vertical businesses.
The City of Johannesburg's R580 million software system resulted in an excess of 65 000 incorrect statements, says Striata.
The platforms underlying CRM may be changing, but the value it brings isn't.
The company's latest solutions aim to reduce complexity by linking structured and unstructured data.
The company expects to rake in $7 billion from cloud computing services by 2015.
The company's updated partner programme focuses on community engagement around 10Gb Ethernet technology.
Metal Tool & Trade has deployed the SAP Business One solution.
SAS estimates the risk of future losses and helps underwriters assess insurance risk.
The solution manages SUSE Linux Enterprise Server and other Linux distributions across physical, virtual and cloud environments.
Residents with billing queries that have dragged on for more than three months are offered settlements by the City of Joburg.
Many New Zealand companies will consider moving to the cloud after the region's recent disaster, say analysts.