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Nearly All IT Organizations Struggle to Support Remote Workers: Hitachi ID Systems

CIOs were even less pleased with remote working: 95% said their organizations had been bogged down by inefficiencies in this Hitachi ID Systems survey. Password lockouts were the most common challenge. That may not be surprising but this is: 52% said on-premise solutions had proven more agile than software-as-a-service or cloud-based solutions.

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Salesforce Invests $100 Million in Tanium and Partners for Remote Worker Security

July 6, 2020

You may recall from Friday’s newsletter that 95% of CIOs said their organizations have struggled to support remote workers. Our friends at Salesforce have seen the same problem and just invested about $100 million in Tanium, a firm with that helps to manage security for remote workers. They’re also announced a partnership to build a Tanium-based solution within the Salesforce platform.

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Bluedot Raises $9.1 Million Series B for Customer Location Alerts

July 2, 2020

Location is one of the most privacy-sensitive data types, but it’s also one that offers many customer benefits. Bluedot focuses on the advantages by providing real-time alerts that estimate accurately when customers are approaching a business location. Business has been booming during the pandemic as companies seek more efficient curb-side pickup and drive-through purchases. They just raised a $9.1 million Series B, bringing total funding to $20.4 million.

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Bombora Offers B2B Ad Targeting and Personalization Based on Content Consumption

June 2, 2023

Bombora has launched Visitor Insights, a consent-based website tag that tracks the topics a device has consumed.   It infers intent, job function, management level, and other information that B2B publishers can use for ad targeting and personalization.  This Bombora report shows intent trends by industry: for example, media and advertising users show 70% more interest in Customer Data Platforms than they did last year.

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