Acquisition stories - Page 62

Without a cohesive plan for adoption and change management, users are often left to their own devices to make technology work for them.

Virgin Atlantic has selected Amperity to deliver AI-powered unified customer profiles built on a first-party data foundation.

Finity appoints Marcello Negro as Head of Product Management and Marketing, and Edward Owen as Head of Product Development and Innovation.

Australian and New Zealand companies are contributing to a US$320 billion cloud black hole as they struggle to activate investment commitments.

FranConnect is a software solution that allows franchisors and multi-location business owners to achieve unparalleled visibility and insights.

In an exclusive interview, Temus' Associate IT Director unveils the firm's robust strategies for digital safety.

Clari announces Rohit Shrivastava as Chief Product Officer and plans to establish an R&D center in Krakow, Poland. #technews.

The acquisition expands Tenable's capabilities to unify visibility, assessment and remediation across infrastructure and identities.

Databricks CIO Robin Sutara will host a panel discussion with Di Mayze, Global Head of Data and AI at WPP, and Natalie Cramp, CEO of Profusion.

The technology will help discover malicious applications, prevent communication with risky 3rd party applications and fix SaaS misconfigurations.

Check Point Software Technologies acquires Atmosec to enhance its SaaS security offering and address security gaps in SaaS applications.

Headquartered in Newcastle, Sabervox specialises in providing managed IT services and cloud subscriptions to mid-sized customers in regional NSW and beyond.

Dataiku, a platform for Everyday AI, surpasses $230M in annual recurring revenue and hires Krish Venkataraman as President.

At its inaugural Annual Shareholders Meeting held on September 4, the Black Pearl Group unveiled its strategy for achieving profitability.

Hitachi Vantara has announced the winners of its 2023 ANZ Partner Awards at the company’s regional partner conference held in Canberra last week.

Brands need to understand their customers' wants, motivations, and pain points to create a successful customer journey. Personalisation is key.

The two companies have complementary portfolios of security products, services and integrations with different areas of specialisation.

The result was driven by double-digit revenue growth in the company's three operating segments and a 52.8% increase in total connected customers.

iseek, a leading Australian digital infrastructure operator, appoints Mark Pratley as COO to drive growth and diversification in digital services.

Freshworks Inc. appoints Johanna Jackman as Chief People Officer, responsible for global HR strategy and operations.