Product Management stories - Page 9

Cohesity has announced that Kirk A. Law has joined the company as senior vice president of research and development (R&D).

Talend unveils Fall '21 release with new service, product, and packaging innovations to help businesses leverage healthy data.

The tool allows retailers to syndicate their product data to multiple channels, including Amazon, eBay and Flipkart, with a single click.

Australian firm Ultra Commerce acquires New Zealand's Vesta eCommerce to create a new, integrated eCommerce platform.

Endace and Corelight partner to provide security teams with detailed forensic data for rapid incident response.

Qlik strengthens its leadership team with Poornima Ramaswamy as executive VP of strategic clients, aiming to enhance data value and customer success.

The capabilities link all four core experiences of business – customer, employee, product, and brand – together across departments, roles, and teams.

For a product redesign to be successful, a meticulous rollout is required, coupled with a thorough understanding of your customer base.

Marcelo Silva, CEO of Digital Transformation Scores (DTS) talks about the importance of an optimised product portfolio for digital transformation.

BlackBerry steps up as it takes its cutting-edge crisis communication software global, bolstering security in 8 new languages.

Project management is evolving into a people-centric craft, according to interviews at New Zealand's Project Management Conference.

Is a traditional multiyear approach to IT strategy is still relevant when the approach to new initiatives tends to break them into shorter projects?.

Telcoinabox invests USD $2 million to centralise its support operations in Sydney, aiming for a 25% increase in service providers and greater efficiency.

Former HP executive Joanna Burgess joins Renaissance as Communications and PR Manager, bringing 15 years of marketing expertise to the IT industry leader.

Openwave has launched Analytics Express, a cloud-based solution to monitor, manage, and monetise mobile data traffic, enhancing efficiency for operators.

Telecom has announced its director of mobile Paul Hamburger<br />will leave the company when his contract expires in July.

Chorus has begun work on building a 35 km fibre optic cable from Little River to Akaroa in Canterbury at a cost of $1.