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Atlassian’s $425 million acquisition of task management provider Trello this week could signal increased industry consolidation with more enterprise collaboration chat providers buying asynchronous collaboration tools, an analyst told CMSWire.
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ScheduleOnce is taking steps to better automate the hiring process with the acquisition of an algorithmic scheduling engine that can coordinate interviews among hiring managers, recruiters and candidates alike.
ScheduleOnce acquired the technology, Reschedge, from HireVue, a South Jordan, Utah-based digital recruiting platform.
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A second top executive has resigned from Dell EMC's Enterprise Content Division (ECD), injecting more uncertainty about the fate of Documentum and its sister products as their acquisition by OpenText nears.
OpenText announced its plans to acquire Documentum and EMC's other ECD businesses, including InfoArchive and EMC Leap in
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Atlassian will gain a "critical component" for its enterprise collaboration software toolset — social task management — through its planned $425 million acquisition of project workflow provider Trello, an analyst told CMSWire this morning.
Atlassian, which has headquarters in Sydney, Australia and San Francisco, announced today a definitive agreement
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Publicly traded Lionbridge Technologies today announced an agreement to be acquired by private equity firm H.I.G. Capital in a deal valued at $360 million.
Under the terms of the agreement, Lionbridge shareholders will receive $5.75 for each share of Lionbridge common stock.
Waltham, Mass.-based Lionbridge is a provider of globalization
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Workplace by Facebook got a boost this week with the announcement of integration support for CRM, email, calendar and other productivity apps.
Integration support will allow enterprises to customize the enterprise collaboration solution out of Menlo Park, Calif.-based Facebook. A post on the Facebook developers blog explains:
“Out of
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Editor's note: Microsoft and LinkedIn announced on Dec. 8 that the acquisition had officially closed.
Microsoft's pending $26.2 billion acquisition of LinkedIn is expected to close in a matter of days.
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Social media management provider Sprinklr last week announced it acquired Little Bird, a Portland, Ore.-based social media company that helps brands analyze connections across the social web to discover top influencers.
Little Bird’s platform will enhance New York City-based Sprinklr's audience insights, segmentation, advertising and analytics capabilities.
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Oracle Corp. announced today it signed an agreement to acquire Dyn, the cloud-based internet performance and DNS provider.
The news comes one month after Manchester, N.H.-based Dyn reported a major Distributed-Denial-of-Service (DDoS) attack that crippled major websites including Twitter, Reddit, GitHub, Amazon, Netflix, Spotify and even its own.
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2015 was a record year for mergers and acquisitions.
Dell acquired EMC, Vista Equity Partners acquired Marketo and a host of other mergers and acquisitions were closed, totaling into the billions.
This all means a great deal of restructuring, repositioning and in some cases, even rebranding, is about to take place.
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Adobe plans to acquire TubeMogul for $540 million — a move that will bring an established video advertising platform to the Adobe Marketing Cloud.
San Jose, Calif.-based Adobe already enables video content creation through its Premiere Pro CC in its Adobe Creative Cloud and Primetime solutions.
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There's big news in the world of content management today as BloomReach, a machine-learning driven e-commerce personalization platform, acquires Hippo, an open-source enterprise content management provider.
The deal marries content and commerce in one "open and intelligent digital experience platform," according to BloomReach CEO Raj De Datta, co-founder of the
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As a rule, corporate search strategies assume a steady-state situation: the business will grow, it will employ more people and it will introduce new products and services.
Rarely do they include a contingency plan, a plan for when the norm is no longer the norm.
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SAN FRANCISCO — Two weeks ago CMSWire asked the obvious: Why the hell would Salesforce want to buy Twitter?
Now the company's investors are asking the same thing.
In a meeting with investors yesterday following his Dreamforce keynote, Salesforce founder and CEO Marc Benioff was forced to defend his
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