Links 10/9/2014: SAP, Birst partner on Business Intelligence

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Birst, SAP Join Forces as Big Firms Move Into Business Intelligence (Wall Street Journal: Venture
Capital Dispatch)

SAP and Birst steal Salesforce.com’s cloud analytics thunder on Dreamforce eve (Diginomica)

Slack exposes companies’ team names to outsiders, but it’s a feature, not a bug (The Next Web)

HubSpot IPO Raises $125M; Big Investor Demand, Big Symbolism for Boston Tech (Bostinno)


Cadient acquired by tech co. Cognizant (Medical Marketing & Media)

Powerlytics Receives Strategic Investment from CME Group (Business Wire)

IBM (Kenexa) using analytics software to solve HR problems (Washington Post)


Salesforce Introduces Interactive Mobile Customer Service And Gives Core CRM A Makeover (TechCrunch)

For Uber, Lyft, Pa. permits unlikely this year (Philadelphia Inquirer)

Links 10/9/2013: Comcast, Twitter connect with new "See It" button

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Dell Boomi AtomSphere and Atom Technology Awarded U.S. Patent (Business Wire)

Through Twitter Partnership, Comcast Hopes to Encourage TV Viewing (New York Times)
Comcast Press Release



QlikTech Aims To Disrupt BI, Again (Information Week)


GE teams up with AT&T and Intel to conquer the industrial internet. Here’s its plan. (Gigaom)

Urban Outfitters Preps for Holidays With Mobile Investments (Ad Age)

IAB Study: Online Ad Revenue Continues Double-Digit Growth
Report shows explosive mobile growth (Ad Week)

Ogilvy & Mather N.Y. Wins Comcast Business account (Ad Week)

Comcast-Backed Cell Tower Firm Lands Financing, Buys Five Towers (Multichannel News)

In a room with no cell service, Verizon works on the future of mobile (PC World)


SAP's cloud and big data race against time (ZDNet)

IBM adds social 'learning' component to cloud portfolio (ZDNet)
Additions include Kenexa offering.

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