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OTA Insight raises $20 million

London-based OTA Insight, a company that offers a cloud-based data intelligence platform for the hospitality industry, has raised $20 million.

Box partners with Google for image recognition capabilities

Box is partnering with Google to bring image recognition capabilities to enterprise content via Google Cloud Vision integration. Images are the second fastest growing type of...

Taqtile partners with Booz Allen for defense deal

Taqtile, a provider of enterprise software solutions for Windows Universal, HoloLens and Mixed Reality, has inked a partnership with Booz Allen Hamilton to provide...

Gainsight Raises $25M

Gainsight, a customer service solutions company that provides SaaS solutions and predictive analytics, has closed a $25 million Series C funding round. The investment is a...

Hitachi, Clarion Ink Connected Vehicle Partnership

Hitachi Data Systems, a wholly owned subsidiary of Hitachi, have inked a partnership with mobile electronics company Clarion, to jointly research and develop data-driven solutions for deployment...

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