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How will a network manager’s purpose change in a SDN world?
The user experience While SDN is not nonetheless in each enterprise, certain sectors have been peaceful to get on a sight progressing than most. Education is one such example, including
HelloSign moves into digital workflow with new HelloWorks product
HelloSign, founded in 2011, has been best known to this point as an e-signature company, but today it announced something a bit more substantial, a new product called HelloWorks, which
Looker catches the fancy of CapitalG, Goldman and Geodesic with $81.5M Series D
Business intelligence platform Looker is announcing a wholesome $81.5 million Series D today led by CapitalG, Alphabet’s cleverly named growth investment arm. Goldman Sachs and Geodesic Capital helped fill out
The enterprise strikes back
You might have missed it amidst Snap’s noisy consumer debut, but enterprise-facing IPOs put points on the board during the first quarter of 2017, even more than their consumer-focused siblings.
Russian Airline during home in a cloud
Moving to a cloud While selecting a provider of a cloud system, S7 had despotic requirements, including some-more than 99.9 % uptime. “Under a classical Uptime Institute system, 99.9% means
GE invests $2 million in Alchemist Accelerator to back industrial IoT startups
Alchemist Accelerator has raised $2 million from GE Digital to start a new program for industrial IoT startups. Stanford lecturer Timothy Chou, formerly President of Oracle On Demand, will chair
Cloud Foundry launches its developer certification program
Cloud Foundry, a massive open source project that allows enterprises to host their own platform-as-a-service for running cloud applications in their own data center or in a public cloud, today
AWS launches Amazon Connect, productizes Amazon’s in-house contact center software
AWS continues to add yet more software and services to build out its revenues and touchpoints with businesses that already use its cloud infrastructure for storage and to host and
Industrious buys PivotDesk, raises $25M to be WeWork without startup bros
In the recruiting wars, a cool office is critical. Not just for scrappy startups, but big businesses with regional HQs, as well. So while WeWork signs questionable 20-year leases to
Airobotics scores authorization to fly autonomous drones in Israel
A startup based in Petah Tikva, Israel, Airobotics, has scored the right to fly drones autonomously for business purposes in Israel. The Civil Aviation Authority of Israel (CAAI) was the first in
Eligible founder Katelyn Gleason’s plan to upend the billion dollar medical billing industry
Medical billing is a largely untapped and lucrative industry, potentially pulling in $55 billion globally by 2020. But it’s inner workings are still very murky — most of the time it’s not
Matroid can watch videos and detect anything within them
If a picture is worth a thousand words, a video is worth that times the frame rate. Matroid, a computer vision startup launching out of stealth today, enables anyone to
CPQ collection marketplace gains traction in front office
CPQ a vicious member of CRM Since 2010, a CPQ program marketplace has seen extensive growth, with CRM attention leaders investing in collection from CallidusCloud, IBM, Oracle and Salesforce. Other
CoreOS extends its Tectonic Kubernetes service to Azure and OpenStack
While CoreOS is probably still best known for its Linux distribution, that was only the company’s gateway drug to a wider range of services. Tectonic, the company’s service for running Kubernetes-based container
