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The article reports that customer relationship management technology firm Salesforce has planned to end its collaboration with database company Oracle, as of May 2016. It states that Salesforce has been reportedly working on an initiative called "Project Sayonara," and mentions that the move is supposed to save costs associated with Oracle's software, which are said to be costly. It notes that the project would enable Sales to use multiple data centers, and cites concerns over privacy rules.

The article reports on the availability of discounted pricing for the Ultimate Python Coding Bundle exclusively from the online publication The Next Web.

The article cites a report from Strategy Analytics IoT Strategies which stated that Big Data Analytics software revenues will experience strong growth and double its present global 2015 revenue of 36.20 billion U.S. dollars to 73.77 billion U.S. dollars by 2021.

The article focuses on prediction of networking equipment maker Juniper Networks in which it predicts for generating more revenue by 2016 by selling SRX platform and security software to service providers and enterprise customers. Topics discussed include views of the Juniper's chief executive officer (CEO) Rami Rahim on the firms' business planning; business performance of the firm; and views of the firm's chief financial officer (CFO) Robyn Denholm on the firm's increased profit.

The article presents news briefs related to business enterprises as of December 10, 2014. It states that companies have to pay higher prices for software in 2015, because software-as-a-service is increasing in popularity at the expense of packaged applications. Chief information security officers are facing technical challenges to go one-to-one with cybercriminals. American multinational technology company Google Inc. has been ranked at the top of the "best places to work" list.

The article reports on the increase of sales of devices and software in 2014. It states that according to research firm Gartner, sales of devices and software help drive information technology (IT) spending and sales will hike to $3.8 trillion. It states that the Worldwide IT Spending Forecast finds a 3.2% hike in 2014 and enterprise software revenue will go up to 6.9%.

The article reports that 27 percent of hedge funds of the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) will maintain registration efforts while around 20 percent will no longer do so, according to a survey conducted by the research-based consulting firm Greenwich Associates. As per the survey, the spending on software and personnel was boosted by almost 15 percent, while consulting and legal fees rose from 25 to 30 percent.

The article informs that software developer Intel Corp. has introduced a price tag of 500 million U.S. dollars for its OnCue platform that it has developed for use in a virtual cable platform. It informs that company hope to use the platform to sell viewers a pay television service that would offer a next-generation user interface. It also informs that as per reports telecommunication company Verizon Communications Inc. is planning to buy the platform.

The article reports that sales of new video games in July 2013 fell 19 percent to 443 million U.S. dollars with software sales tallying at 210 million U.S. dollars.