Sentences with phrase «of enterprise software company»

Lightspeed Venture Partners is having quite a year, between the sale of AppDynamics to Cisco for $ 3.7 billion on the eve of its IPO (Lightspeed wrote its first check); to the March sale of publicly traded Nimble Storage to Hewlett Packard Enterprise for just north of $ 1 billion in cash; to the IPO of the enterprise software company MuleSoft in March (the company is now valued at $ 2.8 billion); to the March IPO of the consumer tech company Snap, which is is valued at more than $ 20 billion, despite a terrible earnings call earlier today that drove its shares into a nosedive.

Though a handful of enterprise software companies might consider Evernote an acquisition target, Libin isn't expected to give up on his goal of seeing the company through to an IPO.

The two IPOs are part of a recent trend of enterprise software companies going public after drought of several years.

Not exact matches

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 2012.

About half of our portfolio is enterprise software businesses, and the other half is consumer - facing companies.

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).

She continued that nine percent of Slack's engineers are women of color and the company is «the fastest growing enterprise software start up of all time.»

«Ultimately, we believe the pivot toward software and services and the rise of a more comprehensive enterprise strategy could help Apple become much more than just a hardware company,» Ben Reitzes and Darrin Peller of Barclays wrote.

Unlike enterprises that may have complex and expensive layers of security that protect them from outside infiltration, smaller companies probably use some kind of inexpensive antivirus protection software, not understanding it will only protect them from about 40 percent of threats.

The firm has a piece of two companies that have filed to go public: Enterprise software startup Tintri and biotech startup Mersana Therapeutics.

«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.

«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.

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.

Hewlett Packard Enterprise allowed a Russian defense agency to review the inner workings of the company's ArcSight security software, which the Pentagon uses to defend itself from cyber attacks, according to an investigation by Reuters.

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.»

Microsoft previously sold a similar collection of Windows and Office software to big companies that is now rebranding as Microsoft 365 Enterprise, the Wall Street Journal noted on Monday.

-- Steve Elliott, founder and CEO of AgileCraft, a software company focused on helping large enterprises simplify software at scale

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.

The networking giant said Monday that it had bought small enterprise software startup Heroik Labs, which sells software called Worklife for scheduling meetings, taking notes, and keeping track of company events on calendars.

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.

An enterprise version of its software has been adopted by the National Cancer Institute and by four of the world's largest pharmaceutical companies.

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

• Apax Funds agreed to acquire ECi Software Solutions, a Fort Worth, Texas - based provider of enterprise resource planning software solutions for small and medium - sized companies.

It was beaten to the top of the European benchmark, however, by British software and information technology company Micro Focus, which rose 7.5 percent after closing a $ 8.8 billion takeover of Hewlett Packard Enterprise.

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.

IDG Enterprise research found that consumerization of software within a company has positive impacts on the organization, including business agility (70 percent), user productivity (76 percent) and user satisfaction (82 percent).

Unlike dropped calls, archaic enterprise software is so damaging that it can cost companies countless hours of lost productivity, lose them valuable employees, and even cause their gradual decline.

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.

«Lots of businesses call themselves enterprise software companies, but they all do different things,» says William Barnett, a professor at Stanford Graduate School of Business.

-- Kris Duggan, co-founder and CEO of BetterWorks, a company that provides enterprise software to carve out and and manage goals.

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.

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.

«At JMI, I've had the privilege of working with great enterprise software companies at all stages of growth.

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.

He is also the co-founder and former VP of Finance and Operations of Rypple, an enterprise software company acquired by Salesforce.

Evolving companies often turn to enterprise accounting software, especially when they grow out of SMB software, like QuickBooks,...

And Eileen Carey, a cofounder of Glassbreakers, an enterprise software company, called my comments «the opposite of progress.»

If you are a sponsor - backed enterprise software or technology - enabled company, we may be able to offer you senior debt based on the intrinsic value of established recurring revenue streams.

A few years back, tech innovator and investor Marc Andreessen made the case that the very embodiment of idea companies — software enterprises — will dominate, or in his words «eat the world» in the near future.

«We're excited to have Chris lead the combined company as we embark on this journey of uniting our organizations to create a world - class, pure - play enterprise software company.»

Micro Focus is a leading global enterprise software company uniquely positioned to help customers extend existing investments while embracing new technologies in a world of Hybrid IT.

Bring on the recession and, the conventional wisdom goes, those of us who have invested in enterprise software might as well close down the companies and recover what little cash we can.

In this episode of Ideas to Invoices, Will Mitchell, co-founder of Contract Simply, discusses how his startup pivoted from a consumer marketplace called Renovate Simply to a business to business enterprise software company for the construction and banking industry.

If your firm backs an enterprise software or technology - enabled company, we may be able to offer senior debt based on the intrinsic value of established recurring revenue streams.

The company HP Inc. was created as part of the spinoff in 2015 that divided Hewlett Packard between its PC and printing business and its data centers and software divisions under the name Hewlett Packard Enterprises.