SAP's Business Objects promises to 'break barriers'

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SAP's Business Objects promises to 'break barriers'

If you had read the title or paid attention to the news over the past few months, you would have noticed that Business Objects was an acquired company and product line. SAP did not make it. It owns it.

There are several reports, Gartner for example, that clearly show where Business Objects stands relative to Oracle apps.

If you prefer Oracle app, then good for you, but don't polute the stream with invalid comparisons.

Not bashing, just clarifying for those who may only see SAP in the title and react as you did.

Posted by: Rod Oatis   Posted on: 02/13/08 You are currently: a Guest | Members login | Terms of Use

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