Update: Siebel pulls back into the black for 2004
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Siebel's revenue for the year ended Dec. 31 totaled $1.34 billion, a slight drop from the $1.35 billion it generated in 2003. However, the company's net income for the year rose to $110.7 million, following annual losses in 2002 and 2003.
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In many ways, Mike Lawrie seems to be just the sort of guy software maker Siebel Systems needs to lift it out of its dark days. It&#39;s true he doesn&#39;t exactly ooze charisma and intensity.
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With version 6 of its OnDemand product behind it, Siebel (Nasdaq: SEBL) is looking toward the next phase of its hosted-product development strategy. As part of its long-term plan, Siebel is getting set to deliver its entire enterprise suite "in the OnDemand form factor," Bruce Cleveland, senior vice president and general manager of Siebel OnDemand small and midsize business unit, tells CRM Daily.
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Siebel Systems, the world's largest customer-management software maker, Wednesday forecast stronger-than-expected fourth-quarter results, including its first year-over-year jump in quarterly sales in 3 1/2 years.
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Business software company Siebel Systems Inc.  on Wednesday said it expects fourth-quarter sales and profit to beat analysts' estimates, boosted by higher-than-expected licensing revenue.
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2004 in review Did you want fries with that patent?
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This is my last column for the year and as good a time as any to take a quick look backwards and then turn to the year(s) ahead. The year 2004 has been a year replete with expectations unmetâboth for ill and good.
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In a bid to revive its flagging fortunes, Siebel Systems plans to create customized software packages designed to reach the 75% of the CRM market now unavailable to it.
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Megadeals signalled realignment in the IT industry and foreshadowed the Internet's multimedia future. A much-delayed Vista debuted amid speculation that it would be the last of the old-school, big-bang product launches. As software giants announced support for Linux, and manufacturers switched chip allegiances, the open-source and chip industries were thrown into turmoil. 2006 was a transition year, as IT giants positioned themselves for a new era of global competition in the post-PC era. Here, not necessarily in order of importance, are the IDG News Service's top 10 news stories of the year:
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Siebel SystemsÂ is continuing its push into the market for hosted business applications, launching on Tuesday four vertically tailored editions of its CRM (customer relationship management) OnDemand software. The company also released the sixth update to its year-old OnDemand application, adding new territory management and desktop software integration features.
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Taking stock. As 2004 winds down, Intel (nasdaq: INTC - news - people ) management isn&#39;t likely to grow nostalgic: The year saw a series of production glitches and delivery delays at the chip maker, and it
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Last week Andre Stolz was considering coming back to Australia from the US early. He was frustrated with his progress, or rather lack of it, in 2004 and with little likelihood of a start at next week&#39;s event
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UPDATE: Story first posted 6:49 a.m. ET, November 16,  2004
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After loss last year, business software company Siebel Systems Inc. turned to a profit in its third quarter , helped by smaller restructuring expenses.
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After 10 years of focusing on product development and delivery, CEO Michael Lawrie says Siebel had to recognize that technology is only one part of the CRM equation.
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2004 turned out to be a tough year for the predictors
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Business software maker Siebel Systems Inc. on Monday said third-quarter revenue would beat Wall Street estimates, driven by a rebound in licensing revenue, sending its shares up 14 percent.