+22% CAGR to Be Achieved by Customer Loyalty Software Market Based on Market Analysis, Application Analysis and Global Forecast 2018-2022
( Digital Journal) Houston, TX — (SBWIRE) — 04/05/2018 — Customer loyalty software describes any computer or web-based tool used for tracking and strengthening customer value after the point of purchase — may include customer engagement software, advocate marketing software, loyalty programs, and gamification.
Global Download Management Software Market 2018 – Microsoft, Tonec, Xi Soft, ReGet, YAZSOFT, MetaProducts, Westbyte Software, SoftByte Labs
( Software News) Latest Download Management Software Market report encompasses the overall and comprehensive study of the Download Management Software global Market with all its aspects influencing the growth of the market.
Quobyte Eliminates Content Silos with Modern Hyperscale Storage Software for M&E Collaboration
( PR Web (press release)) … resources, enables 24/7 operation with no need for human intervention,” continued Kolbeck. “We haven’t found the limit yet for how much storage one person can administer with Quobyte software, but an organization is more likely to add a person for organizational rather than for capacity or storage management reasons.
BetterCloud Closes $60M Funding Round
( FinSMEs (blog)) The company will use the funds to scale sales and marketing and accelerate product innovation for its platform.
Tableau Software, Inc. (DATA) Analysts See $-0.69 EPS
( BZ Weekly) Stifel Finance reported 3,981 shares or 0% of all its holdings.
SAP Completes Acquisition of Callidus Software Inc.
( Destination CRM) “Sales teams need a platform that augments the buying process to provide insight, guidance and interactions to ensure that the right message is used for the right prospect across formats and channels.
GLOBAL MARKETS-Stocks rebound, dollar gains on outlook for earnings
( Reuters) The S&P 500 Information Technology index has tumbled in recent weeks, ending Monday down about 9.8 percent from a March 12 closing record. Declines in large-cap tech shares was triggered by Trump’s recent allegations, made via Twitter, about Amazon’s business practices.
