Atlassian wants the best of both the cloud and data center worlds, and it announced at the Atlassian Summit today that it was expanding its data center-cloud strategy with new
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Microsoft’s Windows Server 2016 is now generally available
Microsoft’s Windows Server 2016 is now generally available and rolling out to customers. Presales for Server 2016 started on October 1 and Microsoft always said that customers would get access to the
Noodle Partners raises $4 million to help colleges deliver degrees online
Noodle Partners Inc., a new education venture from the founder of The Princeton Review and 2U Inc., John Katzman, has raised $4 million in venture funding to help colleges and universities deliver high-quality
Serverless raises $3M to help developers go serverless
Serverless offers developers an open source framework that allows them to more easily write applications for platform like AWS Lambda and — in the near future — Microsoft’s Azure Functions and Google’s Cloud Functions.
DroneDeploy launches a directory for professional drone operators
DroneDeploy wants businesses to be able to find a drone services provider as easily as anyone can find a place to eat dinner, anywhere in the world. So today, the
Manufacturers contingency change to smarter program to branch smartphone decline
AI comes to smartphones In fact, Gartner approaching heading manufacturers to follow a lead of Google, with a Assistant built into a new Google Pixel Phone, and Amazon’s Alexa, a
Microsoft announces GA of Dynamics 365 with AI features
We’ve been hearing all artificial intelligence, all the time from the Customer Relationship Management (CRM) industry over the last several weeks. Microsoft is the latest to trumpet its AI capabilities for
Adobe’s Acrobat DC gets better support for digital signatures
With its Creative Cloud, Adobe made an early bet on offering its tools for creatives as a subscription service. With its Document Cloud, the company also offers a subscription-based service for
Facebook is about to learn that the enterprise is a different animal
Facebook officially entered the enterprise market this week with the release of Workplace by Facebook (previously known as Facebook at Work). It goes without saying that Facebook has had tremendous
Apttus looks to the future with bots and virtual reality
Last year Apttus, which provides pricing, quoting and contract building on the Salesforce platform was growing at a crazy rate. It appeared to be headed to IPO or a Salesforce
The method in Salesforce’s M&A madness
Salesforce has been on a shopping spree this year, spending in the neighborhood of $5-6 billion on 10 companies. That’s why it was interesting to hear company president, vice chairman and
BoxWorks 2016: How 3 opposite CIOs hoop digital transformation
Coca-Cola: digital information for patron engagement For Coca-Cola, a digital concentration is some-more external than inward, and Miriam McLemore, Coke’s CIO, pronounced notwithstanding a firm’s pull towards digital, there is
GitHub is raising a secondary round
We’re hearing from several sources that a secondary financing round is in the works for GitHub, following its last $250 million financing round that valued it at $2 billion in
Determining the worth of your SaaS company
An entrepreneur recently asked me “What are SaaS companies ‘going for’ these days?” I said, “Well, it depends on a number of factors, but 5 times annual run-rate revenue is
Lights, cameras, Dreamforce
Salesforce chairman and CEO Marc Benioff knows a thing or two about how to put on a good show. As usual, he pulled out all the stops this week at Dreamforce, his
