SugarCRM says its new support for IBM’s DB2 database software will help customers enhance their social interactions with colleagues, customers and partners and lower costs.
IBM has expanded its influence in the social business space with the news that it is launching a range of consulting programmes, services and partnerships.
SugarCRM has integrated its Software-as-a-Service-based CRM offerings with IBM’s LotusLive tools to drive collaboration for marketers and customer service staff.
IBM is expanding its social software family by adding mobile support and a dashboard to enable users to interact with social media content from a single location.
US law firms launch investigation into IBM’s proposed purchase of Netezza over claims that the analytics provider hasn't obtained the best deal for shareholders.