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MuleSoft, the Cloud’s Super Middleman, Lands $37 Million From NEA
Also investing: Salesforce.com.
News Byte
Greycroft Adds New Los Angeles Partner: Mark Terbeek
Mark Terbeek is joining Greycroft Partners as a new venture partner in its Los Angeles office. He joins Dana Settle there, and will focus on online video. Terbeek comes to Greycroft from MK Capital, where his investments have included Machinima, ZEFR and Kontiki. Previous to that, he was co-founder of Jamcracker, an early software-as-a-service startup.Evolv, Using Big Data to Make Hourly Workers More Profitable, Lands $15 Million
Making that 60 percent of the U.S. workforce more profitable.
New Funding Puts Domo’s Value at $310 Million
A lot of people betting a lot of money on Josh James.
Seven More Questions for Andreessen Horowitz Enterprise Dude Peter Levine
Questions about security, and what to look for in a management team.
News Byte
Informatica Stitches Workday and NetSuite Together
Software integration company Informatica says it has merged two major cloud-based business software platforms, NetSuite and Workday, into a combined, prepackaged product. NetSuite is the cloud-based enterprise resource management company. Workday is the newly public cloud-based provider of human resource and corporate finance software. The combined product synchronizes employee information with information related to the operation of the company. It’s available via the Informatica Marketplace and NetSuites’s SuiteApp.com.Oracle CEO Larry Ellison Talks More About the Cloud
And the cloud, and the cloud, and oh yeah, the cloud.
Oracle Looks to Conquer the Cloud as OpenWorld Conference Gets Under Way
A key week for Oracle starts Sunday as its conference begins with a keynote from CEO Larry Ellison.
Tidemark Launches for Primetime, and Hires a New President
Less than a year after coming out of stealth mode, Tidemark’s three cloud-based business-intelligence applications are ready for primetime.
Salesforce Slips: Results Beat Street, but Guidance Falls Short
Everything looked fine until the earnings-per-share forecast.
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