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AppSense Goes Global as Product Market Expands
User virtualization solutions maker AppSense released some figures revealing the past 6 months in the company’s history, as well as info about how it plans to make those figures even more impressive by seeking new customers overseas. The company said that it has seen record growth in the first half of its 2012 fiscal year, ...
Permabit Finds another Partner in Stonefly
Permabit has entered into an OEM agreement with StoneFly, a maker of high-performance NAS, SAN and storage systems that’s a part of the Dynamic Network Factory. StoneFly will be integrating Permabit’s Albireo deduplication software into its portfolio, which is good news for the OEM-embedded solution and its steadily growing ecosystem. The company managed to position Albireo ...
ARM Beats Wall Street Expectations Thanks to Mobile Demand
U.K.-based chipmaker ARM reported results for the second quarter of fiscal year 2011 today. The firm has seen a tremendous amount of growth, which is expected to extend to the third quarter of this year. ARM credits its success to exploding demand in the mobile space. The company reported a revenue increase of 28 percent ...
IBM’s Mobile Strategy, Acquisitions Tackle BYOD Security
IBM’s Bob Sutor, the head of the WebSphere Foundation within the company’s software unit, blogged his take on two of the company’s most recent product announcements, both impacting IBM’s mobile goals for the coming months. Last year Big Blue announced an organization-wide adoption of a bring-your-own-device (BYOD) policy enabling a full half of its 400,000 ...
How Analytics is Done in the Cloud Industry: Totango, Zendesk Case Study
Today a startup called Totango launched its analytics service into general availability. The offering, which starts at $600/month, was developed to cater to SaaS companies that want to drive user-engagement, and consequently sales, up by better addressing their users’ demands. So far the company says they’ve served over one million SaaS providers and end users. ...
Clio Raises $6M for Legal Cloud
British Colombia-based startup Clio announced that it has received $6 million in a series B funding round, led by Acton Capital Partners. Existing backers, including Point Nine Capital and others, decided increase their investment in the company and also participated in the round. Clio offers up a cloud-based set of tools specifically designed for the ...
IBM Reports More Profit, Less Revenue
IBM is one of the biggest IT corporations out there, and certainly among the oldest. Big Blue’s key to success is its ability to adapt to the market trends over the years, and its most recent earnings reflect this sort of long-term planning and expansion. They also reflect IBM’s sheer bulk, which falls under a ...
Informatica Reports Record-Breaking Q4
Data integration solutions provider Informatica released its financial results for the fourth quarter ended Dec 31, 2011. The company’s latest has been its best quarter to date, with the highest figures since Informatica’s launch spread across several different bulletins. The software maker announced GAAP earnings of $0.38 per share and $0.47 none-GAAP on revenue of ...
Cisco’s Smaller Rivals See Weak Earnings in Upcoming Quarter
Networking solution makers Juniper Networks and Broadcom, two of the biggest players fighting over the top spot behind Cisco’s seat, are both expected to see a decline. Juniper had a weak fourth quarter, which the company blamed on decreased demand from enterprise customers – a claim that a Cisco official was quick to contradict in ...
HANA Chairman at the Center of SAP-Oracle Rivalry
Oracle and SAP have been going at it for a long time now. The feud has extended beyond regular industry competition when the former sued the BI solutions maker for corporate espionage, a case that was eventually resolved without too much of an impact on SAP’s end. The two IT giants are used to competing ...