Customers stories - Page 9

PPDS announces new global management structure and team to accelerate growth plans, led by Franck Racapé, Martijn van der Woude, and Robert Hsu.

Mike Walls joins Datacom as cloud transformation associate director, focusing on helping customers adapt and modernise using cloud and digital technology.

Salesforce is increasing its security measures after a recent GitHub breach incident investigation reported in Heroku.

Duality Technologies and NTT DATA collaborate to evaluate sensitive multisource data while protecting privacy.

The alliance is focused on helping customers use data optimisation, infrastructure management services and a cyber resilience solution.

It's a question that's been pondered over the decades, shrouded in mystery. How can organisations give customers what they really want?.

OpenText has launched CE 22.1 featuring new innovations to help organisations leverage information for digital business transformations.

Australian customers are leaving at extraordinary rates and most companies are ill-prepared to counter this trend in the rebound from the pandemic.

Lack of visibility into customer data is costing businesses millions and fueling a customer relationship crisis, says SugarCRM.

Medius reports a record year for 2019, with a 34% jump in subscription revenue and major customer wins including Christian Dior and Milwaukee Tool.

Harnessing AI, machine learning, and VR, the travel industry seeks to predict and inspire consumer behaviour, making choices more personalised and engaging.

Arbor Networks introduces new security platform to detect and investigate advanced cyber-threats in real-time.

Nearly all small business owners recognising the growing importance of cyber security, with the vast majority prioritising security over customers.

Rackspace adds Fanatical Support for Microsoft Azure to its product portfolio, offering hybrid cloud solutions.

Veeam Software nears 100,000th customer after gaining 34,000 in 2013. Boosted by a 24th consecutive quarter with over 50% revenue growth.

Business software vendor takes advantage of economic climate to reap the rewards of a major push into the UK marketplace.

Need a Nerd is redefining the techie image, boasting people skills, humour, and daily hygiene. Established in 2004, it aims for nationwide expansion.