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Terminal's Containers Pioneer A New Way Of

by Kim-Mai Cutler
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    Sunstone Capital Backs Kontakt.io

    by Steve O'Hear

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    Fleep Adds Mac, Windows, And Android

    by Steve O'Hear

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    Box Confirms $100M Raise

    by Alex Wilhelm

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    Okta Catches SpydrSafe In Its Enterprise Web

    by Ingrid Lunden

    Okta, the enterprise startup whose cloud-based platform lets enterprises manage and authenticate user identity across multiple applications, may have quietly made an acquisition — its first, or at least the first that we have uncovered. It looks like it has purchased a company called SpydrSafe, a mobile security startup that built a platform for companies to manage access to… Read More

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    Confirmed: Yahoo Loses Amit Kumar, Its Small Business VP And GM

    by Ingrid Lunden

    Yet more personnel changes afoot at Yahoo. Amit Kumar, pictured here, the company’s GM and VP running its small business division, has left the company. Re/code first reported earlier today sources saying that he would be leaving, and now we have confirmed directly with Kumar that he has already left: “Yes, I have left Yahoo and am now planning my next steps,” he writes in… Read More

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    The Path To Successful Digital Transformation Starts With Pockets Of Innovation

    by Ron Miller

    I’ve been hearing about “Digital Transformation” for a couple of years now, and as I’ve wandered the halls of Web Summit this week in Dublin, I’ve heard lots of talk about how companies must transform and change the way they approach development and IT, while searching for innovative ways of doing business. But doing that remains daunting and scary for many… Read More

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    Randstad’s VC Fund Has $60M To Invest In HR Tech Startups Showing Early Traction

    by Natasha Lomas

    A strategic corporate VC fund set up this April by global HR services giant Randstad is looking to invest in startups working on the hard problem of matching people to jobs, and jobs to people, as well as coming up with more effective ways for employers to communicate with and motivate their existing workforce. Read More

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    Lytro Hits Up The Enterprise With The Introduction Of The Lytro Platform And Dev Kit

    by Jordan Crook

    Lytro has been around for three years building a brand new type of camera with light field technology, and while the tech itself is quite incredible, transforming that into a viable business has proven difficult. Until now, the company has been selling special cameras, the original Lytro and the newer, photographer-friendly Illum. It’s a difficult business that is in fast flux, given… Read More

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    AppleCare For Enterprise Site Touts 24/7 Phone Support And One-Hour Response Time

    by Darrell Etherington

    Apple’s comprehensive offering for enterprise has yet to launch officially, at least via formal announcement from Apple and IBM, but a new website detailing AppleCare for Enterprise suggests it may already be in effect or being sold to actual organizations. The website basically advertises AppleCare for enterprise as an outsourced IT department for Apple software and hardware used by… Read More

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    The Harsh Reality Of The New Enterprise World

    by Nick Mehta

    It’s all getting harder in the B2B world. That’s the bottom line. A board member of mine recently told me a story about the “good old days” of enterprise software. He said he remembers a software company in the 1990s where they were looking at doing a deal with a big customer. The vendor quoted more than $100 mm for the product. The customer wanted to spend $90 mm. Read More

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    Dropbox’s Drew Houston Responds To Snowden’s Privacy Criticism: It’s A Trade-Off

    by Ingrid Lunden

    NSA whistleblower Edward Snowden sparked controversy when he advised consumers (twice) to “get rid of Dropbox” if they want to protect their privacy. Today, Drew Houston, CEO of the cloud storage startup, responded to the accusations. People can do more to encrypt their data, he admitted, but It’s “a trade-off between usability/convenience and security,” he said. Read More

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