Despite considerable headwinds, Oracle and SAP have their own strategies for the future of applications. Here's how the two giants are approaching enterprise apps.

Who’s winning what and does anyone really care?SAP just turned in a great quarter, one that, according to my favorite financial analyst, Charlie di Bona, cemented his contention that “SAP ...

To paraphrase Mr. Twain, the reports of enterprise resource planning’s demise are greatly exaggerated. ERP vendors have ...

'Cloud and AI' drive legacy software firms such as Oracle, SAP, and IBM to record valuations on the stock market.

Companies that run SAP’s applications should know that most of those applications can perform much better on Oracle Database than on any other database platform, including HANA.

Analysis Ellison’s attack and SAP’s response reveal much about SAP’s cloud strategy and the market’s interpretation of this strategy. If you look at the attack and the response, HANA is the focus – ...

The last month has seen a blur of activity in Oracle's corporate theft lawsuit against SAP, which goes to trial in a California district court on Monday morning.

SAP and IBM had something to say about Oracle's new products that compete with them.

JMP Securities analyst Pat Walravens says that VMware is yanking out Oracle's enterprise resource planning software and installing SAP's ERP software instead.

Interestingly enough, SAP's rebuke sounds like the beginning of a lawsuit: "Larry Ellison's statements in today's Oracle earnings press release about SAP's product and acquisition strategy are a ...

Updated: Opinion: Well, of course SAP CEO Henning Kagermann would listen to Oracle's Larry Ellison if he made an offer. It's called fiduciary duty.

Former Oracle President Charles Phillips testified in court Thursday that he would have been "terrified" to learn SAP had gained access to Oracle's software.