One of the beautiful things about owning a Google Chromebook laptop is the surprising lack of maintenance involved. The browser is essentially the OS and you connect to applications via
Category: Enterprise Software
Online review startup Podium has raised a fat new $32 million round from Accel and GV
Podium, a Utah-based enterprise software company specializing in customer review management has pulled in an over-subscribed $32 million Series A round, led by Accel Partners. Several sources close to the
StarLeaf takes $40M to keep growing its videoconferencing as a service business
UK teleconference company StarLeaf, which sells cloud-based video and conferencing services to businesses, has taken on its first external capital close to a decade after first being founded, back in 2008.
Open source database developer MariaDB picks up $27M from the EIB
As open source database architecture continues to grow in popularity, one of the bigger developers in the area has picked up some funding to target the opportunity. MariaDB Corporation, the company that
Peak Ventures shores up its second fund for $50 million
Utah-based Peak Ventures has closed on a second fund for $50 million, outpacing Kickstart Seed Fund as the seed VC firm with the largest coffers in the state thus far. Peak
Dell Technologies Capital emerges from stealth, announces over 70 investments
Most venture capital funds that have 27 exits under their belt are not in stealth. In fact, most venture capital firms today don’t even know what 27 exits looks like. But
Open Source database developer MariaDB picks up $27M from the EIB
As open source database architecture continues to grow in popularity, one of the bigger developers in the area has picked up some funding to target the opportunity. MariaDB Corporation, the company that
Growlabs nabs $2.2M to automate outbound sales
Just six months into its life, Growlabs, a startup using machine intelligence to support outbound sales teams, has raised a $2.2 million seed round. Founded by Ben Raffi, the creator of ticketing app
Locked in by choice: because a city of Rome is championing open source software
Five years after a European Union adopted a process designed to giveaway open bodies in Europe from exclusive software, supervision authorities opposite Europe are deeply contingent on Microsoft program and
Docker’s new CEO sees gargantuan opportunities ahead
Earlier this week, Docker made the surprise announcement that its long-time CEO Ben Golub was stepping down and that former Concur CEO Steve Singh was stepping into his shoes. While
CIO interview: Conal Furie, innovations director, Jardine Motors Group
Systems left to languish Even yet new automobile registration plates are now released twice a year, for Furie, a attention has lacked a ardour to deposit in IT. “Money is
These big tech companies pay their interns the most
It’s May, and that means the window for locking down internships at tech companies is rapidly closing. In reflection of the 2017 recruiting season, Glassdoor took some time to analyze its anonymized salary data, producing a
Zapier launches $250/month team accounts
Zapier, the business process-centric services for connecting different applications and automating workflows, today announced the launch of “Zapier for Teams.” This new, $250/month plan complements the company’s existing free and
SAP focuses on training immature Arab graduates in Middle East
Saudi Arabian transformation Beyond a UAE in Saudi Arabia, a nation that is aiming to encourage 450,000 new private zone jobs by 2020 by a National Transformation Programme (NTP) 2020,
Verizon sells its private cloud and managed hosting businesses to IBM
Only a few days after announcing that it was selling 29 of its data centers to Equinix, Verizon today announced that it is selling its cloud and managed hosting business
