Further, an identification of a web-service as a business relevant object is causally more precise in the terms of an operation perspective: A failing database might cause a web-service to not operate as intended and therefore might lead to an unaccomplishment of a business-process.
Likewise, business construction or plant expenditures loomed large in the earlier period as an object of business investment compared to the recent era.
There is an object for business partner, invoice, chart of accounts and thousands of other business entities and automated processes that use the data in these abstractions to execute common business tasks.
"That's something that I don't want," Clijsters said, adding: "I also don't see her as a business object.
It drives back to the core of contributing to skateboarding as a whole — as a form of expression and not an object or business.
Nor did he explain why so many French techno-entrepreneurs have immigrated to the U.S. We have some of the best engineers in the world, says Denis Payre, the French-born cofounder of Business Objects, a startup with a Silicon Valley address and a ticker symbol on Nasdaq.
In the last few years, SAP has made a series of acquisitions to broaden its product base, including Sybase, which makes mobility and data management software, Business Objects, an analytics software company, and SuccessFactors, a cloud-computing company.
A few days earlier SAP had said it would buy Business Objects, a Franco-American firm whose products track and analyse a firm's performance, for roughly the same sum.Both companies need to find new pastures to grow.
Richard Neale of Business Objects, a software company based in San Jose, California, tells the story of a British supermarket that was about to discontinue a line of expensive French cheeses which were not selling well.
Business Objects, a French stock available via American Depositary Receipts, has been hurt by a slow-to-gel acquisition and by a bad product mix.
