Well, it looks like the TomorrowNow case has finally been decided. SAP plead guilty to 11 felony counts of unauthorized access of Oracle’s computer system and one felony count of criminal copyright infringement. It will pay the fine of $20 million to Oracle and be under probation for three years. It only took 4 years! ...

You got to check this video out by Jeff Stevenson of the Karamazov Group Blog: ...

Monday, October 20 2008, Judge Joseph Spero ordered Oracle to propose a "specific dollar demand" by February 13 2009 and SAP to have a counter by February 18 2009. Damages have been stated by Oracle as being "at a minimum, well into the hundreds of millions of dollars and likely are at least a billion ...

PC World published another article on the legal case of Oracle vs. SAP/TomorrowNow. Most of the article seems to be legal posturing.  What I found interesting is the in the second to last line: The case’s trial date is currently set for February 2010. Are you kidding? Granted, I’m sure that these two will still ...

As reported by vnunet.com, it seems that Oracle and SAP were unable to reach an agreement in Oracles lawsuit against SAP’s subsidiary TomorrowNow. Below is something that I found interesting: This included establishing a centre dedicated to downloading Oracle’s technical information, along with a customised software tool called Titan that was programmed to bypass customer ...