Adaptive reveals global expansion
Adaptive Planning, specialist in cloud-based business analytics solutions, announced during its recent Worldwide Partner Summit a global expansion and rising revenue driven by its channel partners.
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Imtech sells back stake in Turkish firm
Imtech has concluded a review in Turkey and announced it plans to sell back its 80% shareholding in a Turkey-based engineering company AE Arma-Elektropanç as it its profile is no longer in line with Imtech’s market strategy, it says.
SAP in transition
SAP's Q4 and full year showed a changing business. The EMEA region saw high single-digit growth with non-IFRS software and cloud subscription revenue increasing 9% at constant currencies.
IP video surveillance market keeps growing
The IP video surveillance and VSaaS market is expected to reach $57.3bn (€42.1bn) by 2020, according to the newest study by consultancy Allied Market Research (AMR).
ITE Awards - extra seven days for entries
The European IT & Software Excellence Awards 2014 have had a number of requests from organisations seeking to submit entries for more time to complete them.
EU presses Google for answers
The European Union wants Google to come up with more concessions within weeks if it is to avoid formal charges in an investigation into alleged anti-competitive behaviour. EU Competition Commissioner Joaquin Almunia (pictured) says he is still waiting to receive Google's response.
New cloud hosting facility in Europe
Israel-based software solutions provider NICE Systems has announced the opening of its new cloud hosting facility in Europe.
Tech Data gets another reprieve from NASDAQ
Distributor Tech Data has been granted permission by the NASDAQ Listing Qualifications Panel to stay listed until March 27, 2014.
Microsoft names 25 global cloud providers
Microsoft has named companies in the Cloud OS Network, a worldwide consortium of more than 25 cloud service providers delivering services built on the Microsoft Cloud Platform: Windows Server with Hyper-V, System Center and the Windows Azure Pack.
Oracle shows rapid switch to cloud
Oracle's software license/cloud subscription sales which drive future services revenue fell 1% yr/yr in FQ2 to $2.4bn, down from FQ1's 4% growth.