Sagent Technology Acquires QMSoft
WinInfo - In a transaction valued at approximately $70 million, Sagent Technology purchased Qualitative Marketing Software (QMSoft). Sagent will issue approximately 2.5 million shares of its common stock to QMSoft shareholders, representing about 8.7 percent
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Dan Fost
San Francisco Gate - Average Joes (and Jills) are taking over media, marketing, software, and just about anything else where modern computing tools are applied. NetSquared, the work of San Francisco’s CompuMentor , is applying those lessons for nonprofits, who are
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Ellison’s Billion Dollar B2B Baby
line56 - We may not have the world’s best marketing software,” says Jarvis, “but in two years’ time, we will.” Sutherland, however, notes that the company’s current product set still leaves a lot to be desired. “Oracle’s taken a shotgun approach that spreads
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Tech Chronicles
San Francisco Gate - One dozen individual investors, including media analyst Paul Kagan and former Expedia executive Jamie McDonald, pitched in $750,000 to fund a stealth Palo Alto mobile marketing software startup. start-up. Mozes Inc., which got its start in last
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Check phone for cheap gas
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette - Verizon Wireless and Sprint Nextel are marketing software that directs users to nearby gas stations charging the lowest prices. A competing Web site offers a similar service to cell phone users through text messages. With gas prices approaching $3 a
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Film wonders: ‘Who Killed the Electric Car?’
CNN - After creating a marketing/software services company in 1999, Paine returned to his first love, producing documentaries, and began shooting EV1 car footage for the fun of it on various forms of hand-held digital video. But when the California
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