The need for IT asset management (ITAM) platforms has grown exponentially with more and more devices deployed to the cloud or to the edge in the IoT era. Today, we survey a particular ITAM provider that is tackling this time-honored problem with a new data analytics angle.
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Procore – managing the construction management space
Procore is looking to harness the digital disruption happening in construction by being the glue that holds it all together
Silicon Valley’s Secretive Big Data Unicorn
Backed by In-Q-Tel, the CIA's venture capital arm, is this company making all of the right relationships to succeed in the big data world?
The Oracle That Couldn’t See the Future
Can Oracle compete in a new age of Enterprise Technology? Its revenue growth would say yes, but I say no.
Box: Defending its Business through a Platform
Why Box's journey from product to platform is a matter of life or death.
Github: The home for Open Source
Github has come to dominate the software source code hosting market. Despite limited network effects and ease of multi-homing, Github has managed to tip the market in its favor using clever strategies and an open embrace of open source software.
Slack: B2B’s Home Base, the Everything Enterprise Platform
Slack's humble beginnings as a feature within a game soon became a product with a cult-like following. Is its rapid growth a result of its platform for 3rd party enterprise SaaS integrations, and does that raise switching costs as the platform becomes the home base for the modern enterprise?
Salesforce Sails Past Legacy Enterprise Software Competitors
Salesforce is winning because it was born in the cloud – while SAP, Microsoft, and Oracle are struggling to balance the transition from legacy cash cows to cloud-based software delivery.
Amazon in the Clouds
Amazon Web Services has quickly grown to one of the most powerful forces in cloud computing today. With an aggressive product launch tempo and willingness to take on big rivals, AWS is poised to continue its explosive growth.
Atlassian: Quietly Rebuilding the Enterprise from the Bottom Up
The Australian firm sells enterprise software directly to teams and anticipates a future in the cloud.