Acquisition stories - Page 110

Boomi unveils its acquisition of Unifi Software, aiming to enhance its data management solutions with Unifi's intelligent data discovery and preparation tools.

In a major move, Animoca Brands acquires the San Francisco-based gaming firm nWay for AUD $11.4 million, aiming to tap into competitive gaming markets.

Snow Software names Paula Darvell as its new chief marketing officer, overseeing global marketing and reporting to CEO Vishal Rao.

At present, preventative maintenance schedules suggested by manufacturers are not enough to help companies avoid critical asset failures.

Momentum across APAC drives a 65% surge in the wearable band market in Q3 2019, with Xiaomi dominating as Fitbit's market share dips amidst acquisition talks.

Tata Consultancy Services has been named the Number One Top Employer in Asia Pacific for the second consecutive year, excelling in ten HR areas.

Vertiv is set to become a public company for the first time by merging with GS Acquisition Holdings, a deal valued at USD $5.3 billion.

Companies must overcome several key challenges associated with AI in order to reap the benefits and become successful.

Australian IT professionals brace for heightened cybersecurity threats in 2020, as Ecosystm's forecast highlights six key trends set to reshape the sector.

DDN has been recognised by IDC as the fastest-growing supplier of all-flash arrays for H1 2019, thanks to organic growth and strategic acquisitions.

Australian businesses face a transformative year ahead with large-scale RPA deployments, severe talent shortages, and a high-profile security breach.

Acronis will integrate 5nine's technology into the Acronis Cyber Platform, making new services available through the Acronis Cyber Cloud Solutions portal.

It has appointed ACA Pacific to help roll out its cybersecurity solutions, including newly acquired OhPhish, to the Australia and New Zealand markets.

Dell, HPE, and NetApp dominate the global enterprise backup and storage market, projected to hit USD $14.23 billion by 2022, driven by cloud adoption.

FTS Group expands into local government, education, and asset-intensive industries with its acquisition of Melbourne-based consulting firm Galaxy 42.

Driven by growing demand for easy and secure ways for storage of critical data and increasing need for transparent and efficient data sharing options.

Software-defined compute technologies are often used in the context of public or private clouds, but can also be implemented in non-cloud environments.

Experience shows that better outcomes can be achieved by organisations who adopt a strategy of integrated business planning, according to Board International.

SAI Global feels the Gartner report confirms a competitive market with demand growing for cloud-first software solutions.

The firm works with some of Australia's largest federal public service organisations, providing a range of services.