Applications

Applications

Five9 Shareholders Scotch $14B Sale to Zoom

The deal would have been Zoom's biggest move yet to expand beyond its core videoconferencing business.

Matthew Heller
October 1, 2021
Tax

Chaos Reigns in Corporate Tax Departments

Both the buyers and sellers of corporate tax software need to recognize that we’ve now entered a world in which everything is intertwined.
M&A

Workday Buys Zimit to Add Price Quote Solution

“Bringing Zimit into the Workday community is a natural fit and aligns with our mutual goal to automate complex finance processes.”
Mobile

Apple Settles App Makers’ Suit for $100 Million

The settlement of the antitrust class action also includes changes to App Store rules that prevented developers from billing customers directly.
The Cloud

Workiva Buys OneCloud to Add Functionality

OneCloud's iPaaS technology will boost Workiva's position as “a leading cloud platform for financial, regulatory and operational reporting."
Hiring

Will Your Tech Stack Attract the Talent You Want?

Thoughtfully plotting how technology can help everyday operations will make a company even more attractive to top-tier talent.
Applications

Microsoft Reveals Windows 11, Latest Version Since 2015

Microsoft will integrate its Teams chat software directly into the OS and is adding videoconferencing features.
Applications

Qualcomm Vs. Magna For Automotive Chipmaker Veoneer

Wireless chipmaker Qualcom tops Magna International's bid for the Stockholm-based automotive chipmaker.
Applications

Balancing ‘Subscribe Once’ and ‘Pay for Usage’

Smart subscription-model companies find ways to garner revenue from usage, not just flat recurring fees.
Applications

Closer to Real-Time for Real-Time Payments

In 2017, an interbank payment system providing near-instantaneous settlements debuted. Why has it yet to catch fire?
Regulation

Italian Watchdog Fines Google in Antitrust Case

The Italian Competition Authority said Google abused its dominant market position by excluding a third-party app from Android Auto.
Applications

Bill.Com Adds Divvy to Back-Office Solutions

The $2.5 billion deal will enable Bill.com to offer expense management software and smart corporate cards to its more than 115,000 customers.
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