Tuesday, January 18, 2005Reuters, Akonix Ink Compliance PartnershipSan Diego-based Akonix said this morning that it has joined Reuters' Messaging Compliance Partner Program. Akonix will enable Reuters Messaging customers to use the Akonix instant messaging firewall to ensure enterprise-wide compliance, archiving, security, and control. Reuters Messaging is a business instant messaging service, designed for the financial services industry. The Akonix solution will allow for auditing and archiving of instant messaging to comply with National Association of Securi (More info...)
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Accruent Upgrades Contract Management Software For Real EstatesSanta Monica-based Accruent has upgraded its contract management software, adding a new solution focused on real estate lifecycle management for large-chain retailers. The company's upgraded software provides management of real estate market planning, site selection, build out, and facilities and lease management. Accruent said that it has more than 350 companies using its solution. Accruent's integrated software automated lease management for real estate and other industries.
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Oak Grove, Linmar Partner On BPMCalabasas-based Oak Grove Systems and Linmar Systems announced this morning that Linmar has licensed Oak Grove's Reactor 6.0 business process management (BPM) software suite. Linmar will integrate the Reactor software to enhance the company's ProcessPointe BPM suite. Oak Grove's graphical process management software reduces the time it takes to deploy a change in business processes. Linmar develops automated data and document capture systems for the enterprise, including loan processing and serv (More info...)
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Streamload Ups Free Online Storage AnteSan Diego-based Streamload said Monday that it will offer Internet users 10GB of free online storage for people who sign up for its service, no strings attached. The company offers Internet-based online storage that people can access from their Internet browser or from Windows-based file browser. The company upped the storage amount for its users, who can use the service to store personal videos, digital video recordings, MP3, and photo collections. The company also said that paid services will (More info...)
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Google Releases Picasa UpdatesSearch engine giant Google today is making a major upgrade to its Picasa photo organizing tool today, adding high end features such as photo editing capability, advanced image editing effects, customized printing, and the ability to burn CD ROMs. The free tool now offers features usually only found in imaging editing tools, including photographic filter effects, photo cropping, red-eye removal, and the ability to create CD slideshows. The tool also connects to Google's other features such as ema (More info...)
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Interview with Karl Willig, InfoGenesis and Jay Beaghan, USBXMy interview today is with Karl Willig of InfoGenesis (www.infogenesis.com) and Jay Beaghan of USBX. InfoGenesis was recently sold to Waburg Pincus in what is rumored to be one of the largest Enterprise Software deals of 2004 for Southern California. Karl Willig is founder and former CEO of InfoGenesis, and Jay Beaghan, who heads up Technology Investment Banking at USBX, advised InfoGenesis on the deal. BK: What does InfoGenesis do, and how are its products used? KW: InfoGenesis is the leadi (More info...)
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