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Two Gorillas Come Together
Industry titans Microsoft and SAP today announced a partnership that should be giving competitors pause.
The companies will jointly develop and sell a product later this year that will link SAP's complex back office applications to Microsoft's ubiquitous Office productivity software. The product, code-named Mendocino, is expected to hit the market later this year. As part of the deal, SAP will resell Microsoft Office and Microsoft will resell software licenses to SAP's software.
Forbes.com
The companies will jointly develop and sell a product later this year that will link SAP's complex back office applications to Microsoft's ubiquitous Office productivity software. The product, code-named Mendocino, is expected to hit the market later this year. As part of the deal, SAP will resell Microsoft Office and Microsoft will resell software licenses to SAP's software.
Forbes.com
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