Operating expenses send Atlassian $5.9m into the red
Enterprise software startup Atlassian has reported a $5.9 million operating loss in its first financial year as a public company.
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Cornerstone OnDemand tops Q2 targets despite flat earnings
Cornerstone's non-GAAP earnings leveled off at zero on revenue of $107 million, up 29 percent year-over-year.
Guidewire to acquire FirstBest to bolster industry cloud
Terms of the deal were not disclosed, but the transaction is expected to close in the next few weeks.
Australian online Census name fields restricted to ASCII printable characters
If you have a name involving accents or ligatures, then the Australian Census fields will not be able to handle your data.
FossHub serves up MBR-compromising versions of Audacity and Classic Shell
Corrupt .exe's downloads of both Audacity and Classic Shell have been removed from FossHub.com after being found laden with a Master Boot Record-overwriting Trojan.
Mozilla Firefox 48: Out now with multi-process Electrolysis to cut lag, freezing
Mozilla says Firefox 48's new Electrolysis multi-process architecture is the biggest change it's ever made to the browser.
BlackBerry: The state of the turnaround
Can BlackBerry grow its enterprise mobility, secure communications and Internet of Things businesses fast enough to offset declining revenues from handsets and service access fees?
Using agile development to build storage for SMEs
European storage company Syneto on agile development and the needs of its SME customer base
Now you'll be getting videos in your LinkedIn feed, too
Top 500 influencers will now be able to post 30-second videos on business topics.
Technology only one part of Human Services' welfare payment revamp
The Department of Human Services has pointed out that while it looks to digitise as far as it possibly can, it remains focused on delivering an omni-channel experience for its customers.
Tableau posts mixed Q2 results but continues to attract new customers
The data visualization company had its best quarter yet in terms of bringing in new customer accounts but fell below expectations on earnings.
Salesforce splurges on Quip: What to make of the deal
Salesforce plays the collaboration and document game with the purchase of Quip. There are a few lingering questions.
Encryption's quantum leap: The race to stop the hackers of tomorrow
Quantum computers could tear through the encryption used today, so researchers are looking at building new quantum-proof cryptography.
Human Services wants SAP to lead welfare payment system overhaul
The Department of Human Services has flagged SAP as the preferred tenderer to overhaul its 30-year-old welfare payments platform.
Industry cloud research: security and data protection is still the most important feature for businesses
In a new Tech Pro Research survey, nearly three-quarters of respondents said they chose an industry cloud service provider based on who could protect their company's data.
SaaS in 2016: The key trends
Software-as-a-service (SaaS) is experiencing healthy growth. It's also diversifying and becoming increasingly, widely adopted.
Must-have Firefox extensions for productivity and added security
Here are some goodies for all you loyal Firefox users.
50 must-have Google Chrome extensions (and they're all free)
If you are a Google Chrome user and you're not making use of extensions, then you are really missing out. Here are a selection of extensions aimed specifically at boosting your productivity and privacy.
15 UK technology companies you need to know about
Britain has a bigger footprint in the tech industry than you might think. Here are some of the most significant players that hail from the UK.
A tour of IBM's cloud brokerage software cloudMatrix
IBM is betting that its cloudMatrix software will enable it to make a pivot from a systems integrator to a services integrator.
Best Mac utilities to boost productivity
There's little doubt that OS X 'El Capitan' is a fully-featured operating system that helps you to get a lot done, but by adding a few extra utilities will allow you get an awful lot more from the platform with very little extra effort.
Free, must-have Google Chrome extensions
If you are a Google Chrome user and you're not making use of extensions, then you are really missing out. Here are a selection of extensions aimed specifically at boosting your productivity and privacy.
10 must-have Microsoft apps for your Android phone
Surprise! Microsoft is among the most prolific developers of apps for the Android platform. And Redmond has turned on the afterburners in the past year, releasing a string of quality business-focused apps. Here are my 10 picks for the best of the bunch.
Make your Mac better, faster, safer, and more productive with these OS X utilities
There's little doubt that OS X 10.11 'El Capitan' is a fully-featured operating system that helps you to get a lot done, but adding a few extra utilities will allow you get an awful lot more from the platform with very little extra effort.
Obama's gadgets: What tech does the president use?
Here's a look at some of the devices, platforms and technology US President Barack Obama uses to carry out his day-to-day presidential duties.
Photos: Android through the ages
How Google's operating system has evolved over the years, from Cupcake to Marshmallow.
Windows 1.0 to 10: The changing face of Microsoft's landmark OS
Images of the key releases from three decades of the operating system's history.
Your Windows 10 troubleshooting and repair toolkit
If you're experiencing problems with Windows 10, these are the built-in tools you can use for troubleshooting and repair.
A closer look at Office 2016 for the Mac
Here's a quick tour of the official Office 2016 release for the Mac, now available to Office 365 subscribers.
BlackBerry's QNX and what it would do with a Maserati
BlackBerry has big plans for its QNX unit, which plays in the automotive middleware market. Here's a look at what QNX would do with a Maserati concept vehicle.
Google I/O 2015: How Google is trying to simplify Android
At Google I/O, the company rolled out a developer preview of Android, known as Android M, with the motto that the little things matter.
Intro: Cloud - How to Do SaaS Right
Check out ZDNet and TechRepublic's special feature, Cloud - How to Do SaaS Right, for guidance on choosing the right SaaS partners, avoiding cloud pitfalls and original research on cloud trends.
Just upgrade your software already
Waiting until you have a catastrophic failure or a major security event to upgrade your system is never a best practice.
Google's secret sauce: Machine learning and artificial intelligence
Built-in search, artificial intelligence, machine learning and a knowledge graph connecting billions of entities is how Google plans to ultimately compete and win in many markets where it isn't first today.
Six easy fixes for Windows 10 annoyances
You've got complaints about Windows 10? Don't worry, you've got plenty of company. From Ed Bott's mailbox, these are the top gripes about Microsoft's new OS.
Intro: How UX is Transforming Enterprise Software
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Tom Siebel: Engineer, billionaire, giant slayer?
Tom Siebel's C3 IoT is taking aim at GE, IBM and other giants in the internet of things market. Larry Dignan forsees an interesting ride ahead.
The advent of the citizen developer
Software development can be carried out by almost anyone with only a little technical know-how.
How to block Windows 10 upgrades
Microsoft's aggressive upgrade campaign for Windows 10 rubs some people the wrong way. You can say no to the new version in 30 seconds or less, without installing third-party software.
Intro: Enteprise Apps: The Next Generation
Introduction for December 2015 special feature
Google rolls out music service to masses
Users can upload their music libraries to its servers and stream the tunes on Android devices.
Tim Cook takes the stage as Apple's CEO
New face of Cupertino says "a privilege" to be part of the company, as he introduces Apple's latest range of products.
Microsoft previews Windows 8
Software developers get glimpse of upcoming Windows OS.
eBay to build its own private cloud
Discusses savings it wants to achieve
Creative Cloud June 2016 update, First Take: New tools and more efficient workflows
This summer's update to the applications in Adobe's Creative Cloud subscription brings character animation in After Effects, more content-aware tools in Photoshop, improved Adobe Stock integration and more.
Apple macOS Sierra, First Take: Siri comes to the desktop
Apple's annual desktop OS update brings a new name and Siri voice control, but there are some bugs to iron out before the final release.
Adobe Sign, First Take: More options, more integration, less paper
Signing digital documents and PDF versions of paper forms is easier with Adobe's new Sign tools, which include Acrobat support and more integration with Box and OneDrive.
Adobe Experience Design CC, First Take: A feature-light work in progress
Adobe's new UX design application takes an interesting new direction, but currently lacks features.
CorelDRAW X8, First Take: Still in touch after 18 versions
After all these years are there still tools Corel can add to its graphics software suite?
TeamViewer 11 free edition, First Take: Remote control made easy
An interface overhaul and faster operation make version 11 of TeamViewer even more usable.
Dragon Professional Individual review: Slicker and faster
Dictation and transcription is now faster and more accurate than ever with Nuance's latest speech-to-text application, which you can also use to replace typing in a range of activities on your Windows PC.
InDesign CC 2015, First Take: Cloud enhancements plus beta Publish Online feature
The 2015 version of InDesign shares many of the improvements of the other Creative Cloud apps and continues its transition from DTP to all-round publishing tool.
Parallels Access 3.0 review: Remote access with added file sharing and Apple Watch support
With a graphical interface that makes it easy to use desktop software on a mobile device and an enhanced file manager, Parallels Access 3.0 is one of the most efficient and productive remote access solutions for mobile professionals.
Parallels Desktop 11 for Mac review: The best of both worlds
Parallels 11 is a polished virtualisation solution that allows Mac users to switch easily between OS X and Windows apps, regardless of which operating system they were written for.
Illustrator CC 2015, First Take: Faster and better-connected
Improved performance, cloud sync, new mobile tools and the first graphing updates in years make this an important new release of Illustrator.
Office Sway, First Take: Digital storytelling, Microsoft-style
Sway doesn't replace PowerPoint: it lets you create interactive, dynamic stories that you can use for training, newsletters, brochures, and even presentations.
Photoshop CC 2015, First Take: Useful UI, cloud service and feature improvements
More cloudy and faster all round, the 2015 Creative Cloud version of Adobe's Photoshop offers bold ideas and useful improvements.
Microsoft Office 2016 for Mac review: Ribbon revamp brings UI into line
This long-awaited upgrade realigns Office for Mac's user experience with that of its Windows and mobile-OS counterparts.
FileMaker 14, First Take: Going mobile
The venerable FileMaker database gets an update that includes better development tools, including the ability to create mobile versions of databases that run in the browser.
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