Larry Ellison says SAP\'s actions cost Oracle as much as $4 billion - San Jose Mercury News

Meanwhile, Ellison told the jury that TomorrowNow, by stealing its product, could have jeopardized as much as 20 to 30 percent of Oracle\'s customer base from the 2005 acquisition of software maker PeopleSoft. He acknowledged that SAP was a power in the ...

UPDATE 1-SAP to get its shot at Ellison in high-stakes trial - Reuters

He further testified that SAP bought TomorrowNow to try to woo customers of two software brands that Oracle acquired in 2005: PeopleSoft and J.D. Edwards. \"We had a very clear goal in mind. That was to transfer and convert the J.D. Edwards and PeopleSoft ...

SAP to get its shot at Ellison in high-stakes trial - msnbc.com

He further testified that SAP bought TomorrowNow to try to woo customers of two software brands that Oracle acquired in 2005: PeopleSoft and J.D. Edwards. \"We had a very clear goal in mind. That was to transfer and convert the J.D. Edwards and PeopleSoft ...

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The converging conference - Bangkok Post

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Oracle v. SAP: Daytime Drama - InformationWeek

Oracle v. SAP: Daytime DramaInformationWeekThe crux of the suit is pretty simple: TomorrowNow, a company that provided cut-rate support for PeopleSoft (hence, Oracle) applications, infringed on ...and more »