| SAP making a play for on-demand e-tail CRM?
Business software giant SAP has acquired Praxis Software Solutions as it attempts to weave on-demand applications into its offerings. Technology from Praxis will be incorporated into SAP Business One, a business management product aimed at small and medium-sized companies, to help them set up online stores and deploy customer relationship management software via the internet. The two key elements that SAP is gaining from its long-time partner are Praxis' NetPoint Commerce and NetPoint Focus applications. The first is an ecommerce package that offers customisable shopping-cart and customer support functions, designed to handle data access for both business-to-business and business-to-consumer needs on a single website. It integrates pricing and inventory data originated from the SAP Business One System.
Living Life Without the Scars of Rosacea - BizAtomic Launches ...
BizAtomic, a leader in website development and Content Management Systems (CMS) has launched a website for LB laboratory Inc. which offers products that help in the treatment of Rosacea or acne. University Place, WA (PRWEB) September 20, 2006 -- The founder of EstherCream.com has experienced Rosacea first hand – suffering from stage 3 Rosacea, with violent flushing. Many trials and disappointments at the lack of safe, effective treatments lead to years of research to create a product that works. The products offered by EstherCream allow you to live the Rosacea free life you want, just as they have done for the founder. EstherCream for Rosacea treatment is now available for purchase over the web. If you suffer from Rosacea or acne, try the product that was scientifically developed by a Rosacea sufferer under the support of a vascular surgeon.
Toshiba cuts prices on HD DVD players
Toshiba also said it planned an extended campaign of TV, print and online advertising to promote the format. The availability of two competing formats -- and the confusion and uncertainty it's sowed among buyers -- has been widely blamed for the slow adoption of high-definition players in general. Warner Bros. Entertainment is owned by Time Warner Inc. Copyright 2007 Associated Press. All rights reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten, or redistributed. .
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