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Domo responds to customer queries and demands with autonomous database management

By Silvia Fregoni Apr 1, 2020

Business intelligence company Domo Inc. receives daily queries from its customers’ analysts and executives. This ad hoc environment can be challenging for its engineers, since its does not allow a predictable dashboard for performance planning.…

Cloud

Slack adds integration with Microsoft’s rival Teams service

By Maria Deutscher Apr 1, 2020

Slack Technologies Inc. today released an app that allows customers to integrate its team chat service with Microsoft Corp.’s competing Microsoft Teams. Both platforms have been onboarding large numbers of new users in recent…

Blockchain

BMW announces PartChain supply blockchain for tracking automotive parts

By Kyt Dotson Apr 1, 2020

Major automotive manufacturer BMW Group announced the planned launch of its blockchain-powered supply chain management solution called “PartChain” on Tuesday. According to the company, PartChain will launch in conjunction with 10 of its suppliers…

Apps

Coronavirus pandemic will hit the tech startup ecosystem hard but there is hope

By Duncan Riley Apr 1, 2020

Policy advisory and research firm Startup Genome today released a report on the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on the startup ecosystem — and though the short-term impact is unsurprisingly not good, there may be…

Infra

T-Mobile officially wraps up its $26.5B acquisition of Sprint

By Maria Deutscher Apr 1, 2020

Sprint Corp. as of today is officially part of T-Mobile US Inc., two years after the carriers first announced plans to merge in a $26.5 billion deal. T-Mobile is beginning the new chapter of its…

AI

Zebrium bets on autonomous log monitoring for incident detection

By Silvia Fregoni Apr 1, 2020

Log management and observability is time-consuming and expensive, unless done autonomously. That’s the bet of 2017 startup Zebrium Inc., an autonomous monitoring platform that uses unsupervised machine learning to automatically detect and help resolve…

Security

More privacy woes for Zoom after researchers find vulnerabilities in desktop apps

By Maria Deutscher Apr 1, 2020

Researchers have found previously undisclosed security flaws in Zoom Video Communications Inc.’s Mac and Windows applications that could be exploited by hackers for cyberattacks. The vulnerabilities are likely to raise fresh concerns over the videoconferencing…

Cloud

Okta says it’s doing away with passwords entirely

By Paul Gillin Apr 1, 2020

Identity management software provider Okta Inc. said today it’s doing away with passwords with a new feature that will be rolled into its cloud platform. Okta FastPass uses the built-in security of connected devices…

Emerging Tech

With @HomeVR, FundamentalVR brings immersive surgical education to standalone headsets

By Kyt Dotson Apr 1, 2020

Virtual reality surgical training platform FundamentalVR today announced the expansion of its educational services, Fundamental Surgery, with the addition of @HomeVR. This new expansion allows users of standalone headsets to access educational simulations from…

Policy

Amazon may face legal action for firing worker who led Staten Island facility walkout

By James Farrell Mar 31, 2020

Amazon.com Inc. has been called “disgraceful” in its decision Monday to fire an employee who led a strike at the Staten Island, New York, fulfillment center. There has been at least one COVID-19 infection at…

explore news

Domo responds to customer queries and demands with autonomous database management

Slack adds integration with Microsoft’s rival Teams service

BMW announces PartChain supply blockchain for tracking automotive parts

Coronavirus pandemic will hit the tech startup ecosystem hard but there is hope

T-Mobile officially wraps up its $26.5B acquisition of Sprint

Zebrium bets on autonomous log monitoring for incident detection

More privacy woes for Zoom after researchers find vulnerabilities in desktop apps

Okta says it’s doing away with passwords entirely

With @HomeVR, FundamentalVR brings immersive surgical education to standalone headsets

Amazon may face legal action for firing worker who led Staten Island facility walkout

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