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National Grid Launches $250M Fund: Eyes SaaS Company Investments
Lisa Lambert, executive director of Upward, poses for Reuters in Santa Clara, California January 23, 2015. Thanks to Facebook COO Sheryl Sandberg and her mega-bestselling book, Lean In, the gender-disparity debate has been front and center for years now in Silicon Valley. But Lambert believes she is taking that concept one step further with her own organization, Upward. Her take: focus a little less on working harder, and a little more on old-fashioned meeting and greeting. Picture taken January 23, 2015. REUTERS/Elijah Nouvelage (UNITED STATES - Tags: PORTRAIT BUSINESS SOCIETY) - RTR4NAH6
National Grid, the electric utility company, is getting into the venture capital game, announcing a new venture investment and innovation unit that will make bets in advanced technologies and the enterprise software as a service market...
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Ryan Smith has come a long way from building Qualtrics in his family’s basement in 2002, but it’s clear his heart is permanently attached to the State of Utah. In October 2020, the young billionaire solidified his commitment to his home state by purchasing the Utah Jazz, the state’s only professional sports team...
The Software Report is pleased to announce the Top 25 Software Product Executives of 2020. Some of the largest and most reputable software companies...
Before 2020 came to an end, CEO Marc Benioff ensured that Salesforce would be on the minds of everyone in tech and finance. On December 1, Salesforce, the software giant he co-founded and leads, announced its largest acquisition to date—the popular workplace communication platform Slack...
When the COVID-19 pandemic forced people around the globe to convert to remote work, Zoom quickly became ubiquitous as the go-to video conferencing platform for millions, spawning new communities and inside jokes along the way. On top of its increase with workforces, the platform provided easy access socialization for individuals in isolation, providing a digital bridge that helped narrow the chasm created by social distancing...