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Tags : venture capitalIBM Adds Thousands of Business Analytics Consultants[August 25, 2010] Vendor seeks to aggressively grow predictive analysis business segment. Read More... Tags: IBM , business intelligence , business analytics , venture capital , data warehousingNimbula, Cloud OS Provider, Lands $15M Venture Financing[August 23, 2010] Second round financing brings funding total to more than $20 million. Read More... Tags: cloud computing , Amazon , venture capital , EC2 , NimbulaNimbula, Cloud OS Provider, Lands $15M Venture Financing[August 23, 2010] Nimbula, Cloud OS Provider, Lands $15M Venture Financing Read More... Tags: cloud computing , Amazon , venture capital , EC2 , NimbulaIBM Initiates Broad Plan To Help Budding Entrepreneurs[April 06, 2010] Vendor provides start ups with access to cloud-based industry-specific technology, opportunities to leverage technology experts and project managers, networking workshops, social media. Read More... Tags: IBM , venture capital , entrepreneur , smarter planet , start-upHP Betting on Next Gen Info Management[November 20, 2008] The head of HP Labs says the computing giant is investing in a number of advanced technologies and working with venture capitalists to assist startups. Read More... Tags: cloud computing , services , business intelligence , HP , venture capitalTech Execs Don't Sugarcoat Economic Woes[November 10, 2008] There are reasons for optimism, but good news will be slow in coming. Read More... Tags: consumer , Intel , Web 2.0 , venture capital , startupsAternity Turns to Channel to Crack Enterprise Market[July 11, 2008] The private company, a provider of end-user experience management solutions for large businesses, shifts its focus from direct sales to a partner-centric approach. It wants to derive 70 percent of its revenue from the channel during the next two years. Read More... Tags: Oracle , business intelligence , venture capital , Enterprise , system integrators |
Solutions in a Small World (Latin America): Sealed with a Kiss Even in today’s Internet-dominated world, in-person business connections still make strong impressions. But face-to-face marketers must be aware of cultural disconnects, explains AMD’s Gerald Youngblood.
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