TomorrowNow
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TomorrowNow Inc. | |
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Type | Support Services Provider |
Founded | Bryan, Texas (1998) |
Headquarters | Bryan, Texas Pleasanton, California |
Key people | Andrew J. Nelson Founder, President and CEO Albert van Wissen Global Chief Financial Officer Gregory Nelson Global Chief Information Officer Bob Geib Senior Vice President Nigel Pullan Senior Vice President, Global Services John Tanner Global Vice President of Support Services Laura Sweetman Global Vice President of Support Services Shelley Nelson Global Vice President of Support Services Lesley Loftus Vice President, Global Marketing Mel Gadd Vice President, Quality |
Industry | Computer software |
Products | Software maintenance |
Website | http://www.tomorrownow.com/ |
TomorrowNow, was founded in December 1998 by current president and CEO Andrew Nelson to provide upgrade and technical service to PeopleSoft licensees with large, complex environments. In March 2002, the company refocused its service offerings to provide third-party maintenance and support service to enterprise software licensees. In January, 2005, TomorrowNow was acquired by Oracle's competitor SAP AG. As a wholly owned subsidiary of SAP, TomorrowNow also provides support services as an integral part of the SAP Safe Passage program.
Based in Bryan, Texas with offices in Pleasanton, California; Atlanta, Georgia; Denver, Colorado; Research Triangle Park, North Carolina; Houston, Texas; Mexico City, Mexico; Middlesex, United Kingdom; Amsterdam, The Netherlands; Singapore; and Sydney, Australia; TomorrowNow is considered the most trusted third-party provider of enterprise software maintenance and support for PeopleSoft, J.D. Edwards, and Siebel applications.
The company is successfully competing against enterprise software giant, Oracle, having won service and support contracts with a growing number of Fortune 500, mid-market, and public sector organizations from nearly every industry sector.
[edit] References
- David Bank, 2004. 'Rebel' Customers May Cut Into Profits At Big Software Firms. Wall Street Journal, 30 September, page B1.
- A "Plan B" for Peoplesoft Customers CNET News.com, September, 2004
- SAP Buy Targets PeopleSoft Migration eWeek, January, 2005
- Hitting Oracle where it Hurts Forbes, September, 2005
- Support Comes From The Outside Information Week January 2006
- TomorrowNow Offering Siebel Support Press Releases May 2006