Category: Bloor blogs

I was recently at TIBCO’s London user conference. Apart from the hotel (the Hilton Metropole) leaving something to…

Pitney Bowes has sold its software solutions business to Syncsort. This is kind of weird. It basically takes…

It’s a sure sign that a particular market is reaching a point of maturity when IPOs and acquisitions…

Last week I reported that AIOps was a hot topic, albeit with some inherent confusion around terminology and…

Earlier this month IBM closed its $34bn acquisition of Red Hat. A company that already had a significant…

By the time you read this MapR may be out of business, while Cloudera is in trouble. As…

I’m noticing a bit of a fight between No Code (e.g. Betty Blocks) and Low Code (e.g. Outsystems…

Recently, CyberArk’s Impact 2019 conference was held in Amsterdam, attended by some 1,000 security practitioners with an active…

My former colleague Dave Norris has blogged about Guavus on several occasions in the past, most recently in…

Just recently I was at yet another vendor conference. This time Teradata in a not very sunny –…

Incorta is one of those companies whose product does not fall into an easily defined niche. The Company…

I have recently attended the DataWorks (Cloudera) user conference in Barcelona, and the Micro Focus user conference in…