Nationwide has finished a explanation of judgment (PoC) regulating SAS analytics to establish how it should urge a bargain of patron issues and solve common problems faster. The building multitude
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Time is Ltd. uses data from Slack and other cloud software to help companies improve productivity
Time is Ltd., a Prague-based startup offering “productivity software analytics” to help companies gain insights from employees’ use of Slack, Office 365, G Suite and other enterprise software, has raised
Post Office deliberate Horizon IT complement ‘high risk’, justice told
Known errors of Horizon system In credentials for the trial, a request famous as a known errors record was disclosed, divulgence thousands of errors that a Post Office and Fujitsu knew
Dozens of companies leaked sensitive data thanks to misconfigured Box accounts
Security researchers have found dozens of companies inadvertently leaking sensitive corporate and customer data because staff are sharing public links to files in their Box enterprise storage accounts that can
Foursquare’s Hypertrending helps you spy on the coolest local happenings
Ten years after the launch of Foursquare at SXSW, the company is laying its technology bare with a futuristic version of its old app that doesn’t require a check-in at
Salesforce at 20 offers lessons for startup success
Salesforce is celebrating its 20th anniversary today. The company that was once a tiny irritant going after giants in the 1990s Customer Relationship Management (CRM) market, such as Oracle and
Okta to acquire workflow automation startup Azuqua for $52.5M
During its earnings report yesterday afternoon, Okta announced it intends to acquire Azuqua, a Bellevue, Washington workflow automation startup for $52.5 million. In a blog post announcing the news, Okta
How supercomputing is transforming initial science
Motivated by a mission Bard’s group of half a dozen information scientists during NERSC assistance a organisation’s scientists write formula that will run good on their computing resources. They have
Clari platform aims to unify go-to-market operations data
Clari started out as a company that wanted to give sales teams more information about their sales process than could be found in the CRM database. Today, the company announced
Matterport raises $48M to ramp up its 3D imaging platform
The growth of augmented and virtual reality applications and hardware is ushering in a new age of digital media and imaging technologies, and startups that are putting themselves at the
Salesforce releases myTrailhead, a customizable training platform
Salesforce has been using the notion of trailblazers as a learning metaphor for several years, since it created a platform to teach customers Salesforce skills called Trailhead. Today, the company
SurveyMonkey acquires web survey company Usabilla for $80M
SurveyMonkey announced today that it has acquired Usabilla, an Amsterdam-based website and app survey company, for $80 million in cash and stock. Zander Lurie, CEO at SurveyMonkey, said Usabilla filled
Danske Bank builds on appurtenance training to envision IT failures
Denmark’s Danske Bank is operative with IBM to request machine learning to envision and repair IT problems before business knowledge problems. With IT outages frequently causing downtime for mobile banking
Scytale grabs $5M Series A for application-to-application identity management
Scytale, a startup that wants to bring identity and access management to application-to-application activities, announced a $5 million Series A round today. The round was led by Bessemer Venture Partners,
Can predictive analytics be made safe for humans?
Massive-scale predictive analytics is a relatively new phenomenon, one that challenges both decades of law as well as consumer thinking about privacy. As a technology, it may well save thousands
