Software

“Software is too serious a matter to be entrusted to IT,” according to columnist Robert Merrill, as he paraphrases Georges Clemenceau, prime minister of France during World War I. In this WTN guest column, Merrill's advice to software-intensive businesses is that the benefits of software...

08 October, 2008 /

Milwaukee, Wis. - Thin Air Software, a software development services firm, has moved to custom-tailored offices at the Summit Place office park in Milwaukee to accommodate business growth. “We've grown significantly over the past few years and see more growth in the coming years,” said Geoff...

02 October, 2008 /

Milwaukee, Wis. - Metavante Technologies, a leading provider of banking and payments technology, and Community Bank Products (CBP) today announced the completion of CBP's conversion to Metavante Corporation's prepaid card processing services. Community Bank Products, a division of Tennessee-based FirstBank, supports network-branded prepaid card programs...

01 October, 2008 /

At a time when financial institutions are competing to gain market share in the all-important Gen Y demographic, a Fiserv business unit has developed an application that reaches them through a popular vehicle. MyMoney, a convenience banking application that has been added to the Facebook...

16 September, 2008 /

Milwaukee, Wis. - PENTA Technologies, Inc., a leading provider of enterprise software for the construction industry, announces today that Holloman Corporation has selected PENTA as its new corporate ERP software. Holloman's 1,500 employees operate out of five locations to provide engineering, procurement and construction services...

10 September, 2008 /

What is a software-intensive business? And why does it matter? Columnist and software consultant Robert Merrill has a few ideas, including the following advice: an organization must never forget that it is a software-intensive business and not a software company, and keep advancing its core...

05 September, 2008 /

Milwaukee, Wis. - Imaging Biometrics, LLC, a provider of advanced visualization and analytical software solutions, announced that it has recently been awarded a $107,000 Small Business Innovation Research (SBIR) grant from the National Cancer Institute. Michael Schmainda, president and CEO of Imaging Biometrics, said funding from...

03 September, 2008 /