TomorrowNow plans more cover

Baan added to support options roster

Written by Martin Veitch

Third-party maintenance specialist TomorrowNow has delivered over 350 new tax and regulatory updates for users of JD Edwards and PeopleSoft enterprise applications, and detailed plans for more applications coverage.

The company said its update process is preferable to standard practice among ERP vendors because organisations need only test and install relevant updates.

Acquired by SAP in January 2005, TomorrowNow is building a substantial business in attracting users of enterprise applications to hand over support reins to its service. The firm now employs about 150 staff, has 10 offices, including a UK facility, and currently supports PeopleSoft, JD Edwards and Siebel software and is expanding to embrace Baan.

TomorrowNow chief executive Andrew Nelson said the company is looking at other options.

“You should probably expect us to do one more than Baan in 2007,” Nelson said. “We have a global infrastructure and we want to be the emergency response team [for ERP users].”

Tags:

reader comments

related articles

TomorrowNow looks for Siebel users to support

SAP’s TomorrowNow arm promises savings for firms that sign up 05 Jun 2006

 

SAP poaches Siebel customers

Enterprise software vendor offers to support competitors' applications 15 May 2006

SAP and Oracle fail to agree in court

Still no resolution in TomorrowNow row 07 Oct 2008

SAP Tomorrow's never now

TomorrowNow to close, customers helped to move to Oracle 22 Jul 2008

SAP to kill off TomorrowNow

Controversial service to shut down by November 22 Jul 2008

related whitepapers

today's top stories

Solid as a rock - business continuity in a global manufacturer

From power supply problems in Nigeria to email availability in Stockport, PZ Cussons is prepared for anything 02 Dec 2008

Technology and privacy

Watch the final video in a two-part Computing roundtable debate on the importance of putting data privacy issues at the heart of your IT plans 02 Dec 2008

IT staff desperate to keep their jobs

Most would work longer hours for less pay 02 Dec 2008

VMware View 3 enhances virtual desktops

Virtual clients now take up less storage space and can be 'checked out' to a laptop 02 Dec 2008

Technology and privacy

Watch part one of a two-part Computing roundtable debate on the importance of putting data privacy issues at the heart of your IT plans 01 Dec 2008

Advertisement

Newsletter signup

Sign up for our range of FREE newsletters:

Existing User

Newsletter user login:

Advertisement

Jobs

Related jobs

Job of the week

Job alerts

Sign up here

Find your next job

IT Salary Checker

Check salary here

Advertisement

White papers

Search white papers

Top categories

VPN, Extranet and Intranet Solutions

WAN/ LAN Solutions

Network Security

Interoperability-Connectivity

Grid/ Utility Computing

Latest poll

Will the terrorist attacks in Mumbai affect your offshoring plans?

Will the terrorist attacks in Mumbai affect your offshoring plans?

Is India becoming a risky destination?

Previous poll results

Latest audio and video articles

Padlocked CDVideo

Technology and privacy

Watch the final video in a two-part Computing roundtable debate on the importance of putting data privacy issues at the heart of your IT plans 02 Dec 2008

Podcast imageAudio

Computing podcast - Standard Life's offshoring plans; and the prospects for government IT

The insurance giant outlines its new outsourcing strategy; and we ask if the government's economic bailout will affect its IT plans 28 Nov 2008

Latest in-depth articles

Parcel being packedFeatures

Case study: eSpares and business continuity

Online electricals business has managed to decrease its downtime 02 Dec 2008

Royal Blackburn HospitalFeatures

NHS trust recovers from server overdose

Virtualisation technology breathed new life into East Lancashire's cost-intensive system 02 Dec 2008

Advertisement

Primary Navigation