The other shoe has dropped in the ongoing legal battle between software applications giant SAP and Oracle, its fierce competitor.
SAP announced Nov. 19 that Andrew Nelson, the CEO of its embattled subsidiary, TomorrowNow, has chosen to resign, along with several other senior managers.
SAP also announced that it is considering several options for the subsidiary, including a possible sale.
TomorrowNow is a services company specializing in PeopleSoft that was acquired by SAP as a response to Oracle’s acquisition of popular ERP (enterprise resource planning) vendor PeopleSoft.
SAP said that it will ensure that current obligations to customers are met.
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