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3TL Technologies Corp (TTM) Director Kim Oishi Buys 70,000 Shares
( StockNewsTimes) The Company’s core product is Platform3, a Software-as-a-Service (SaaS) consumer marketing platform, which enables consumer packaged goods companies and consumer brands to engage consumers and influence purchasing decisions through their mobile devices and online.
Africa’s mobile marketing company raises $5 million funding from TLcom Capital
( Pulse Nigeria) Terragon, Africa’s mobile marketing company, has raised a $5 million funding from TLcom Capital to further develop its marketing technology.
Head to Head Analysis: AlarmCom (ALRM) vs. SS&C Technologies (SSNC)
( registrarjournal.com) The company offers products and services in the areas of portfolio management/accounting software, performance measurement and attribution, banking and lending solutions, trading and treasury operations, client reporting, financial modeling, and property management. Its software-enabled services consist of on and ..
How Many SaaS Software Subscriptions Does A Founder Need?
( Forbes) I rode that software hard for four years with a few nominal annual upgrades. Now I spend over $600/month on accounting software, and there are many days I wonder why I can’t still use my Quickbooks 2007 software. When in startup mode, you don’t need multiple user licenses which can be a killer with SaaS applications.
SouChe listed Top 50 Chinese Automotive Tech Companies for leading the upgrade of industry
( AsiaOne) The remarkable achievement obtained by SouChe in empowering the automotive industry is also recognized in the capital market.
Temenos Wins ‘Best Islamic Banking & Finance Software Solution’ Award
( Business Post Nigeria ) Leading banking software company, Temenos, has won the ‘Best Islamic Banking & Finance Software Solution’ award in World Finance magazine’s annual Islamic Finance Awards.
Facebook’s Troubles Underscore Blockchains’ Opportunity
( Fortune) But if blockchain-based projects can latch onto network effects, similar to the ones that turbo-boosted Facebook’s growth, without coming apart at the seams, then they just might provide the basis for the next paradigm in social networking.
