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From a high level, all of the recent deal-making in corporate cards and spend management shows that it’s not enough to just help companies track what employees are expensing these days. Continue reading Ramp and Brex draw diverging market plans with M&A strategies
When Salesforce announced its new business video streaming service called Salesforce+ this week, everyone had a reaction. While not all of it was positive, some company watchers also wondered if there was more to this announcement than meets the eye. If you look closely, the new initiative suggests that Salesforce wants to take a bite […] Continue reading There could be more to the Salesforce+ video streaming service than meets the eye
ServiceMax, a company that builds software for the field-service industry, announced yesterday that it will go public via a special purpose acquisition company, or SPAC, in a deal valued at $1.4 billion. The transaction comes after ServiceMax was sold to GE for $915 million in 2016, before being spun out in late 2018. The company […] Continue reading ServiceMax promises accelerating growth as key to $1.4B SPAC deal
Let’s take a closer look at the S-1 filed by Xometry, a Maryland-based service that connects companies with manufacturers with excess production capacity around the world. Continue reading Xometry is taking its excess manufacturing capacity business public
TechCrunch spoke with UiPath CFO Ashim Gupta today to learn more about his company’s foray into the public markets. Continue reading As UiPath closes above its final private valuation, CFO Ashim Gupta discusses his company’s path to market
Most startups don’t have a technology problem — they have a marketing problem. This year, we’re going to see more companies realize the need to deepen relationships with their constituents. Continue reading 4 ways martech will shift in 2021
If you accept that VMware is in play, the prospective price tag means that the number of firms that could afford such a purchase are few and far between. Continue reading Once VMware is free from Dell, who might fancy buying it?
The spin-out generates a large slug of cash Dell can use for debt relief, but could it have squeezed more money out of the deal? Continue reading Should Dell have pursued a more aggressive debt-reduction move with VMware?
Whether pure-play RPA will survive as a category remains to be seen, but it will likely be around for a long time under the intelligent process automation umbrella. Continue reading RPA market surges as investors, vendors capitalize on pandemic-driven tech shift
Amazon, Microsoft and IBM have each elevated people who ran their cloud divisions to the CEO role. Continue reading Is overseeing cloud operations the new career path to CEO?