Sentences with phrase «enterprise software companies in»

He will also seek partnerships with enterprise software companies in and around the marketing technology space.

«But I just haven't found that to be the path to success,» says the co-founder and CEO of playAPI, an enterprise software company in New York.

On Monday, the enterprise software company in a regulatory filing that it plans to price its shares at $ 14 to $ 16 before they start trading on the New York Stock Exchange on April 19.

Not exact matches

In all likelihood, Dell will focus the company's future acquisitions towards enterprise software companies, which, he says will create «long - term value and growth for our company and for our stockholders.»

As of now, the company has made only one big enterprise partnership public — a November deal with Microsoft, in which the software company offered 300 New York City employees a WeWork membership.

In the second quarter of 2013, tech IPOs represented about a quarter of all IPOs — and plenty of analysts are saying that we're going to start seeing a lot more tech companies (especially enterprise software) go public in the next several months driven, in part, by a backlog generated in a sluggish 201In the second quarter of 2013, tech IPOs represented about a quarter of all IPOs — and plenty of analysts are saying that we're going to start seeing a lot more tech companies (especially enterprise software) go public in the next several months driven, in part, by a backlog generated in a sluggish 201in the next several months driven, in part, by a backlog generated in a sluggish 201in part, by a backlog generated in a sluggish 201in a sluggish 2012.

One of my earliest stories for Fortune consisted of a sleepless dispatch from a two - day Bitcoin hackathon at New York University that was sponsored, in part, by Ludwin's company (before it pivoted to enterprise software).

• Bloq, a Chicago enterprise software developer, acquired Skry, a blockchain analytics company that's raised $ 1.1 million in VC funding.

«This will be the fastest company in enterprise software to $ 10 billion.

Today's spotlight falls on Empatico, also a software company that is focusing on improving compatibility between individuals in enterprises and organizations.

My company, Blue Cloud Ventures, with an enterprise software - focused late - stage fund, has successfully collaborated with corporate - venture capitalists in three companies: Resumator, with Salesforce Ventures; Vidyo, with Juniper Venture Investments; and Cloudbees, with Verizon Ventures.

«We invest in enterprise software companies... while Thalmic Labs is a maker of a sophisticated hardware device,» explains Jane Podbelskaya, senior associate at Georgian Partners.

That's not a problem for companies that have invested in enterprise software designed for this task, but it's a far bigger challenge to smaller companies who have not historically operated in multiple markets.

The Waterloo, Ont., software company has roots in enterprise content management (essentially helping organizations deal with unstructured data), whereas Barrenechea defines its mission in broader terms: «It's really about enabling the digital world.»

EMC is pitching the new Virtustream Storage Cloud as an enterprise - class cloud for companies that already using EMC gear and services, like data deduplication software in house but still need a safe, big place to store data.

Lamb determined that his 17 - year - old enterprise software firm, which provides cost accounting services to drilling companies (and is ranked 385th on the 2013 PROFIT 500), would thrive in Colorado's oil and gas sector, which is similar to Alberta's.

Sean Flynn, managing director of Shasta Ventures — a Silicon Valley firm that makes Series A investments in enterprise software, consumer internet companies and connected hardware devices — gets excited about mobile security, especially with so many employees using their own devices at work.

After acquiring more than 65 tech firms in the past five years, the mercurial CEO announced in September that he would be «buying chip companies,» suggesting that Oracle is positioning itself for what Bill Tatham, head of Toronto - based enterprise software firm NexJ Systems, describes as «another level of world domination.»

The new software bundle is intended to make it easier for companies to buy Microsoft's flagship enterprise software products in one subscription as opposed to paying for them individually.

His decision to buy Autonomy, an enterprise software company based in England, for more than $ 10 billion to hasten that transition was perceived as wildly overpriced.

The last time the enterprise software company, based in Greenville, South Carolina, advertised in a magazine was in 2002.

This year has seen a string of successful technology IPOs, including Snap and enterprise software company MuleSoft in March, breaking last year's dry spell.

I had spent the last decade in the enterprise software world working with large companies, but now it seemed as if the concept of the company was eroding.

Perhaps its biggest competitor in the space is the hot enterprise software startup Slack, whose chat app is used by several big companies like Capital One and IBM.

«His first hand experience growing and managing world class enterprise software companies will be invaluable in our quest to build the next great enterprise software platform.

The enterprise social media marketing platform which Cho had founded out of his home had grown to 450 people and he brought in a new CEO with more experience running a fast - growing software company.

SuccessFactors, one of the world's largest enterprise software companies, was founded in 2001 by Lars Dalgaard.

Qualtrics, the Provo, Utah - based enterprise software company famous for bootstrapping in its early years, has raised $ 180 million in new venture funding, valuing it at $ 2.5 billion.

In January, the $ 130.7 billion enterprise software company SAP announced its $ 2.4 billion acquisition of CallidusCloud, which makes sales performance management software.

Companies are also starting to use project management software in line with enterprise planning software, relying on statistics from active project management to illustrate the profitability and efficiency of each type of project.

BlackBerry Enterprise Service 10 supports Apple devices and those running Google's Android software, and the company has deployed 25,000 servers, up from 19,000 in July.

HP first began trading as an independent company in November after it split from its healthier data center hardware and software sibling, Hewlett Packard Enterprise (hpe).

That said, enterprise software companies face a huge challenge in retaining customers that can cancel after they pay their last monthly or yearly bill, which Smartsheet acknowledges in its regulatory filing.

For example, SugarCRM, an enterprise software company, is expected to go public in 2013.

This new wave of enterprise companies, although they focus on different types of software and services, all have one thing in common: they are unprofitable.

• Africa's Talking, a Kenya - based based enterprise software company, raised $ 8.6 million in funding.

• Astound, an enterprise software company applying machine learning and natural language processing, raised $ 11.5 million in Series A funding.

Bringing in John Chen as CEO is likely a reflection of where the company is headed in the future — focusing more on software and enterprise services — but over 70 % of BlackBerry's revenue on a quarterly basis still comes from hardware shipments, he added.

The highly diversified portfolio consists of almost one hundred companies in all fields of technology; cleantech, consumer, enterprise software, health, industrial technologies and life science.

Ms. Mulligan is on the board of Lattice Engines, Inc. and an advisor to and investor in numerous enterprise software and consumer technology companies.

The five - year - old company is led by prominent CEO Mohit Aron, who previously co-founded a different enterprise software company, Nutanix, that went public in late 2016.

Matt previously founded two technology companies in the enterprise software and tech - enabled services sectors.

He has worked with hundreds of companies to apply enterprise software and process improvements to drive value and cost savings in their supply chain and logistics functions.

He will invest in enterprise software and infrastructure, financial services, and industries undergoing digital transformation, with a particular focus on product - centric companies developing new go - to - market models.

He works with companies across the technology sector with specific focus on identifying category - leading, high - growth businesses in enterprise software, cybersecurity, internet and financial technology.

You see it in industry after industry: hotels presumed that people wouldn't stay in strangers» homes, television networks presumed that programming schedules were constrained by time, and, speaking of Amazon Web Services, enterprise technology companies presumed that servers and software would live on corporate premises.

Our firm invests in the highest potential Series A and B stage companies throughout America's heartland in sectors such as enterprise software, healthcare IT and agriculture technology.

We invest in the highest potential expansion stage companies throughout America's heartland in enterprise software, digital healthcare, and agriculture technology.

These results trigged a massive sell - off in many fast - growing enterprise software companies, and that sell - off continued on Monday.

Since joining Vision Critical in 2012, Scott has led the company's transformation from a combined software and services organization focused on market research to a modern software - as - a service company with an expanded market focus to support customer - centric enterprises across multiple functions, including marketing, customer experience, and product innovation.