For the last several years, Elastic has offered a range of analytics and visualization tools to go with its open source search engine. Today, it announced it was pulling those pieces
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Pentaho 7.0 refurbish combines information credentials apparatus with analytics
Pentaho’s program has always been geared to mixing information formation and analytics, though with a arriving 7.0 platform, a association is holding a serve step down that highway in an
IrisVR raises $8M to bring virtual reality to architecture and design
New York City startup IrisVR is announcing that it has raised $8 million in Series A funding. The company has built virtual reality tools for the architecture and design industries.
Acquiring open zone program systems – an choice purpose for GDS?
Agile vs waterfall Agile processes can, when scrupulously managed, positively broach a improved use for business than rapids methods. Gone are a fat, indigestible and prehistoric statements of requirements, transposed
HYPR raises $3 million to keep hackers from getting their hands on your fingerprints
If your account gets hacked these days, the first thing you’ll do typically is reset your password, maybe beef up your security settings, and proceed to use the account or
Dataiku grabs $14 million for its collaborative data science platform
French startup Dataiku has been profitable for the past three years. But the company wants to go further and is raising a $14 million Series A round led by FirstMark
Companies expect IP theft to rise in the next year, according to a new survey from Deloitte
Intellectual property theft may not be discussed as much as data breaches that see customers’ credit card and other personally identifiable information stolen by hackers.But online theft of IP is a
Microsoft to hike UK enterprise prices after Brexit pounds sterling
UK businesses that buy enterprise software or cloud services from Microsoft are facing a price hike from January 1. On Friday Microsoft quietly released the news of changes to pricing for
How craving program growth is changing
Improving tooling Arguably, there is room for alleviation among a array of tools, building blocks and techniques that developers use to emanate software, says Phil Trelford, first member of #F
Verizon says it’s “still evaluating” Yahoo discount as carrier sees another quarter of revenue decline
Verizon, the largest carrier in the U.S. and owner of a large set of media properties via AOL (including TechCrunch), today reported mixed third-quarter earnings and saw growth in subscriber numbers. But it was light on a detail about the
Securly raises $4 million to put guard rails on the internet for K-12 students
Thanks to the Childrens’ Internet Protection Act, schools in the U.S. that provide internet access to their students must also generally use web filtering systems that block them from accessing
Salesforce looks to the future with Einstein artificial intelligence
Salesforce has a history of staying close to the cutting edge of technology, so it shouldn’t be surprising that it announced an artificial intelligence initiative recently, it dubbed Einstein. We caught
TravelBank launches expense account app that pays you for underspending
Employees waste tons of money through expense accounts because there’s no incentive to book flights early, stay at a modest hotel, or dine on the cheap. But a new startup
India’s Wipro buys cloud consultancy and work marketplace Appirio for $500M
Some more consolidation afoot in the cloud services industry, specifically around integration services. Wipro, a IT services company originally founded in India, announced that it has acquired Appirio — a consultancy focused
Hangar raises $6.5 million to give companies all the drone data they want without having to fly themselves
Drones and pilots legally permitted to fly them are here in spades. So American businesses are scrambling to figure out how to use drones to gain a competitive advantage. Recent
