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SugarCRM Project of the Month |
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Lampada Global Lead Developer and SugarCRM Help Forum Moderator André Lopes was awarded the SugarCRM Project of the Month for the Development Tool Kit he recently released. During André's three years at Lampada, he has led the development and delivery of dozens of SugarCRM projects for clients in Brazil and abroad. The Dev Tool Kit grew out of this work and is a collection of tools for implementing custom features in SugarCRM. André's interview about being selected for the SugarCRM Project of the Month is online at SugarForge.org |
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SugarCRM: Thorny and Open Source . . . |
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By Tom Foremski - [November 5, 2008] - John Roberts, the CEO of SugarCRM, seems to enjoy being a thorn in the side of his much larger competitor, Salesforce. He says Marc Benioff, the CEO of Salesforce wasn't too pleased when he found out SugarCRM was hosting its user conference at the Marriott, just a few yards from the Salesforce Dreamforce conference at the Moscone Center in downtown San Francisco. |
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Nunca foi tão fácil conseguir uma solução de CRM completa |
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Para empresas de todos os portes, o SugarCRM 5.0 oferece a melhor variedade e facilidade de uso para gerenciar todos os aspectos do ciclo de vida do cliente. Altamente eficiente e descomplicada, o SugarCRM 5.0 é o mais alto padrão de aplicativos de CRM. |
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Brasil é atraente dentro do BRIC |
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Levantamento da IDC indica fatores como liberdade econômica, desenvolvimento humano e maturidade de investimentos em TI para destacar o Paí, segundo a reportagem da IT Web.
Embora o Brasil não seja o País que apresenta os maiores índices de crescimento da economia dentro do BRIC (conjunto de países emergentes formado pelo Brasil, Rússia, Índia e China) há uma série de fatores que constituem um cenário extremamente positivo para investimentos, segundo relatório da IDC feito sob encomenda da HP. |
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The New Economics of Outsourcing |
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Efforts to send IT work anywhere but Bangalore are taking on added urgency as costs of doing work in India rise and the dollar sinks. By Rachael King, BusinessWeek. |
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