That Qualtrics IPO many have been expecting is on hold for now. The online market research platform has just raised its third round for $180 million at a whopping $2.5 billion
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Sisense Pulse uses machine learning to trigger data anomaly alerts
Sisense introduced a new tool today called Pulse, which uses machine learning to trigger an alert when it detects results outside of normal parameters for a particular metric. A user can set
Security startup Synack scores $21M investment from Microsoft, HPE and Singtel
Synack, a startup that combines software security tools with a network of white-hat hackers to help keep its customers secure, announced a $21.25 million Series C funding round today. The
Slack developers get another small tool to fill out their bot functionality
Slack developers have been able to add a few buttons to the bottom of their responses in their in-line commands, but it seems like that was starting to get a
Security startup Synack scores $21 M investment from Microsoft, HPE and Singtel
Synack, a startup that combines software security tools with a network of white-hat hackers to help keep its customers secure, announced a $21.25 million Series C funding round today. The
Hana speeds adult patron use for blinds maker
The migration Hillarys changed to Business Suite on Hana in Aug 2015, when S/4 Hana had been announced, though was still in a decline as a full ERP complement rewritten
Is Qualtrics about to go public? A chat with founder Ryan Smith on the IPO question
Qualtrics, an online survey research platform, is listed as tops among likely candidates to go public this year. But is it really going to file and, if so, how close is
Lucid raises $60M as it plans to dominate market research
Lucid is announcing that it has raised a $60 million round led by North Bridge Growth Equity. It’s the company’s first outside funding since raising a relatively tiny $2.8 million back in
Businesses need to adjust to reap a advantages of AI products
AI thirsts for data AI products, cognitive computing and appurtenance training all need a same lifeblood: data. The some-more information that’s fed into a algorithms, a improved a insights gained.
Anti-trust complaints aim Microsoft in a European Union
Commission central claims Microsoft is ‘abusing a position’ One EU official, who worked on an anti-trust box brought opposite Microsoft in 1998 – which led to Microsoft profitable a multi-million fine – pronounced
Okta pops as Wall Street continues to take a shine to the enterprise
Okta came out of the gate strong today in its Wall Street debut, attracting the type of institutional investors CEO Todd McKinnon says should be around for the long haul.
Twitter unveils a new API platform, roadmap and vision for its developer community
Twitter historically has had a rocky relationship with its developer community. It once encouraged third-party apps, then later restricting them; hosting developer conferences, then killing them; debuting a suite of developer tools, then
Equity podcast: Lyft’s new anti-Uber warchest, and Gene Munster on IPOs and Apple
Welcome back to Equity, TechCrunch’s venture capital-focused podcast where we unpack the financial side of technology. This week Katie Roof, Matthew Lynley and your servant sat down with Gene Munster, best known
Tracking the explosive growth of open-source software
Dharmesh Thakker is a general partner at Battery Ventures and a former managing director at Intel Capital. Max Schireson is the former CEO of open-source database company MongoDB and is
Microsoft’s Azure Stack preview adds support for Azure Functions and App Service
Azure Stack is one of Microsoft’s most ambitious projects in the data center space. The goal of Azure Stack is, at its core, to bring many of the features of
