The way Ripcord CEO Alex Fielding discusses chief competitor Iron Mountain, the record keeping company sounds like it runs the warehouse from the last scene of Raiders of the Lost
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Lystable takes $10M top-up to tackle freelancer payments
Lystable, a startup that makes a workflow management platform aimed at businesses needing to manage lots of freelancers, has topped up its Series A again — this time with an additional $10 million, which
How CIOs can request IT retailer government skills to digitisation
Look during a work of digital pioneers GE is among a companies that has been pioneering digitisation. It has a judgment of a digital twin, effectively an simulation of a
Mythic launches a chip to enable computer vision and voice control on any device
Hardware that responds to voice commands is already out there and probably in your hand or house right now. Whether it’s a smartphone, smart speaker or wearable, it has to
PlateIQ cooks up $4 million for restaurant management platform
As any fan of Kitchen Nightmares may know, the restaurant business is not for the faint of heart, nor is it likely to generate fat margins. Now, a startup called PlateIQ has raised $4
Adobe unifies its digital businesses on a single cloud platform
Adobe opened its Digital Marketing Summit in Las Vegas this week with a big splash, announcing a new “Experience Cloud,” which brings all of its digital cloud businesses together onto a single platform.
SirionLabs establishes US foothold to scale its NLP contract management software
SirionLabs, a startup providing vendor management software to enterprises, is adding a U.S. headquarters to its footprint. The company was initially founded in India and has raised $16.95 million from
SirionLabs establishes US foothold to scale its NLP contract management software
SirionLabs, a startup providing vendor management software to enterprises, is adding a US headquarters to its footprint. The company was initially founded in India and has raised $16.95 million from
Galvanize will teach students how to use IBM Watson APIs with new machine learning course
As part of IBM’s annual InterConnect conference in Las Vegas, the company is announcing a new machine learning course in partnership with workspace and education provider Galvanize to familiarize students
IBM unveils Blockchain as a Service based on open source Hyperledger Fabric technology
IBM unveiled its “Blockchain as a Service” today, which is based on the open source Hyperledger Fabric, version 1.0 from The Linux Foundation. IBM Blockchain is a public cloud service that customers can use to
AI automation starts to renovate authorised profession
Delve deeper UK-headquartered law organisation Pinsent Masons has built a possess AI system, TermFrame. Developed by a firm’s conduct of investigate and development, Orlando Conetta, it guides lawyers by tasks
The great enterprise chat race
Against all odds, Slack has emerged as the darling of enterprise chat. The competitive deck appears nearly stacked against the startup, and it seems that every other month a new product
Why there is some-more to digital than ones and zeros
Leadership a key One aspect of care is about being wakeful of new ideas and being means to fast “see a timber for a trees” in terms of saying what
HMRC urged to check digital taxation devise for businesses
Cost to businesses The Lords also lifted serve questions over HMRC’s claims for how most introducing digital taxation stating would cost businesses. According to HMRC, a three-year transition from a
Equity podcast: The return of IPOs and Tesla’s billion-dollar bet
One down, many more to go! The first episode of TechCrunch’s latest podcast, Equity, our venture capital-focused podcast is out. This week, TechCrunch’s Matthew Lynley, CrunchBase editor-in-chief Alex Wilhelm and I sat
