This morning on the stage of TC Sessions: Justice, Matt Mitchell of CryptoHarlem discussed his views on the link between surveillance and minority oppression and the importance of taking a preventative approach
Tag: Enterprise
Cloud security broker Netskope raises $100m more led by Lightspeed and Accel
As enterprises continue to move more of their computing to the cloud, and across an ever-expanding range of devices from computers to phones and tablets and more, hackers continue to
Box’s cloud content management vision showing results
For years, Box has been seen by many in the press, analyst and investor communities as a storage product and nothing more, which given its roots, was an understandable misperception.
Pros and cons of CRM software
Salesforce For a fourth entertain 2017 SEC filing, Salesforce reported full mercantile year 2017 income of $8.39bn, a 26% boost year on year. In Forrester’s analysis, Salesforce provides really clever
Storage provider Tintri’s IPO filing shows mounting losses
Blue Apron wasn’t the only venture-backed business to announce its IPO this week. Tintri, an enterprise cloud platform company, unveiled its filing. The stock market is doing well and there’s
Yext passes its first test as a publicly traded company
Yext’s first earnings report as a publicly traded company seems to be a boringly pleasant one — but that’s a good thing for a company that needs to show strong
Business applications welcome IoT, blockchain to face future
Getting to grips with IoT data “ERP [enterprise apparatus planning] systems are designed to final 10 to 20 years. But these comparison systems are not designed [to hoop a volume
Salesforce announces $50 million fund to invest in cloud consulting startups
Salesforce Ventures is announcing a $50 million fund to invest in “cloud consulting” startups. The corporate venture arm is making a special effort to finance companies that are synergistic to
Box looks to woo Wall Street with its positive cash flow story
Like Box’s last quarterly check-in, the company once again touted that it had free cash flow in the first quarter this year as part of its Q1 earnings report today
Interview: Charles Cameron, executive of technology, Centrica
Building information connections Traditionally, businesses stored their information in structured information government systems, that were designed so that certain pivotal pieces of information could be retrieved efficiently. Cameron argues that
Concord wants to become the Google Docs of contracts
Concord wants to be your all-in-one solution for everything related to contracts. The startup just raised a $3.7 million Series A round from Alven Capital, with existing investors Streamlined Ventures,
Lob tries to maximize snail mail efficiency with another $20M
You probably still get plenty of snail mail at your home — whether that’s wedding invitations, bills or advertisements for new credit cards. But despite all the efforts to kill
CoreOS updates its Tectonic container platform with the latest Kubernetes release, etcd as a service
CoreOS is hosting its user conference in San Francisco today. Unsurprisingly, the company had a few announcements to make at the event. Most of these centered around its Tectonic platform
NYU’s Sarah Kaufman talks about the shape of cities to come
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App maker Appian soars 25% on first day as a public company
It was off to the races for Appian, which debuted on the Nasdaq on Thursday, soaring 25 percent on its first day on the stock market. After pricing shares at
