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Onit | May 03, 2021

Onit, Inc., a leading supplier of big business work process and artificial knowledge platforms and arrangements, including venture legal management, contract lifecycle management, and business process automation, today presented another look and feel for its items. The enhanced plan allows corporate legal professionals, Onit App builders, and business collaborators in departments like compliance, sales, and IT to create, collaborate, and compete more in fewer snaps. When paired wi...

AI Tech

Prevision.io | November 16, 2021

Prevision.io has launched a first-of-its-kind AI Management Platform on Google Cloud, enabling companies that have a limited amount of resources and infrastructure the ability to now support robust AI projects. The feature-rich platform democratizes AI through the removal of complicated licensing fees that can run companies into the hundreds of thousands—even millions—each year. This empowers teams to deliver projects faster through an intuitive interface that allows u...

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Quickbase | October 13, 2022

Quickbase, the no-code platform for complex projects, today announced significant updates to its enterprise solution, designed to help portfolio managers and IT leaders get visibility and control across every element of their complex program mix. In recent years, businesses have seen the complexity in their portfolios balloon – while the labor market shrinks. As a result, the demand to handle more programs, more people and more systems with no-code work platforms like Quickb...

Venturebeat | April 01, 2020

Over the past decade companies have been boosting their cybersecurity budgets and investments, yet data breaches are still on the rise. The reason? Human error. From breached customer and client records to phishing attacks that lead to compromised systems or direct wire fraud, human-layer issues are the number-one cause of data breaches. In fact, 88% of data breaches reported to the UK’s information commissioner’s office were caused by human factors. “Organizations are really o...