¡Más dinero! BPM solutions provider BonitaSoft raises $13M
BonitaSoft, the business process management (BPM) solutions provider, announced today it has raised $13 million it its third round of funding thus far.
BonitaSoft, the business process management (BPM) solutions provider, announced today it has raised $13 million it its third round of funding thus far.
RichRelevance announced today that it has acquired Avail, Europe’s largest provider of online merchandising platforms, for an undisclosed sum.
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Cameron Peron is VP Marketing at Newvem, a cloud operations optimization service.
Amazon has launched a series of local Amazon Web Services summits across in key cities across the world. Capitalizing on the re:Invent conference in November of last year, …
The follow-on investment comes from two strategic partners: Steelcase and CBRE Group.
Cloud storage powerhouse Dropbox will host its first-ever developer conference — dubbed DBX — on July 9 in San Francisco.
Mobile phone theft is a massive and growing problem, accounting for more than 40 percent of all thefts in San Francisco in 2012. But is that a good thing for mobile carriers like AT&T and Verizon?
Google's most talked-out gadget is popping up in public ... and making some folk mumble for their safe places.
Check it out: We got a sneak peek at the Exploratorium’s new digs!
San Francisco’s 44-year-old science museum got some major upgrades with its change of location, as well. It’s three times bigger, features indoor and outdoor exhibits, and now …
Here’s our first look inside (and outside) San Francisco’s 44-year-old science museum, The Exploratorium.
The museum recently got some major upgrades, with a change of location and a new focus on programming for adults. It’s three times bigger, features indoor …
The new facility on the city's famed Embarcadero at Piers 15 and 17 features 330,000 square feet of indoor and outdoor exhibits -- 600 total exhibits, around a quarter of which are new -- as well as 1.5 acres of free space, two restaurants, and a promenade.
Guest Post Cities are doing a lot to build and promote their own startup communities. But Silicon Valley is still king, and it's growing even more powerful in startup investments. How do we fix this?
We love our gadgets. Unfortunately, so do thieves.
Uber adds TAXI to its collection of San Francisco services.
With new owners and a new business plan, the Well is poised for -- well, not exactly greatness. But something slightly bigger than before.
Conway's latest viral video, which he describes as a "gift to San Francisco," is already making its rounds on the Internet. It's not surprising, given that the stars of the new video boast a combined 4.2 million Twitter followers.
If you live in San Francisco and work at a tech company in Silicon Valley, you probably take a shuttle to work. Now, an impressive new map shows just how extensive these shuttle services are.
What's the only thing that could coax work-obsessed San Franciscans away from their computers and out into the sunlight? A space shuttle getting a piggy back from a 747 over the Bay.
Mayor Ed Lee and SV angels share their plan to keep San Francisco on the top of the innovation chain
After spending the first ten years of her working life in the fashion industry, Landa moved from fashion to technology. She's become one of the most influential connectors in Silicon Valley, and has helped, invested in, or worked with over a thousand startups.
Zaarly, the local custom commerce company, is releasing the most significant update of its short existence today. Originally conceived as a "want engine" that allows buyers to order customized services or products from local artisans, Zaarly is adding Storefronts to showcase the most outstanding sellers and offers.