Reval Acquires FXpress Corporation
Combines Best SaaS for Corporate End-Users of Derivatives
Raises $16 Million in New Round of Funding to Accelerate Growth (Business Wire)
FXpress is based in Bala Cynwyd.
myYearbook Finds Profitability In Hyper-Competitive Social Networking World (TechCrunch)
The Convergence Of Health Care & Information Technology (Wall Street Journal: Venture Capital Dispatch)
Thomas Jefferson University Hospitals Enter Strategic Partnership with ActiveStrategy, Inc. (PR Web)
Pa. lags N.J., Del. in Internet speed (Philadelphia Inquirer)
Who Is Philadelphia’s New Anonymous Newspaper Investor? (WHYY: Its Our City)
Cable Shrs More Alluring Than Telecom, J.P. Morgan Says (Barron's: Tech Trader Daily)
Comcast DVR Web Scheduling Nears Launch? (Zatz Not Funny!)
TiVo Files Complaints for Patent Infringement Against AT&T and Verizon Communications in United States District Court, Eastern District of Texas; Seeking Damages and Injunction (PR Newswire)
IBM, Wipro, Tata, Infosys win BP IT outsourcing deal (ZDNet
Blogs)
Dataram Reports Fiscal 2010 First Quarter Financial Results (Business Wire)
ShowClix Secures Series A Funding From Pittsburgh Equity Partners (PR Web)
To what extent do these guys compete with Philly's TicketLeap?
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Comcast's Stealth Internet Strategy Evolving Under The Radar (Investor's Business Daily via Yahoo Finance)
FCC Chief Vows Net Neutrality Enforcement (eWeek)
Tremor Media Secures Investment from SAP Ventures (PR Newswire)
Smart Grid Cross-Pollination Continued: Siemens Buys SAP Utility Software Integrator (Greentech Media)
Free 24-Hour PA Game Jam at Harrisburg University (Press Release via Central Penn Business Journal)
Verizon Offers New FiOS Home Support Tool
New 'In Home Agent' simplifies some basic troubleshooting... (Broadband Reports)
New Tech Still On Tap For 2009
(Zatz Not Funny!)
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Clearwire Needs Money, So Hopes Cable Needs WiMAX (GigaOM)
SAP Exec Sees Banks, Energy Leading 2010 Recovery (Information Week Blogs)
Heartland Rolls Out Encryption; CEO Blames Auditors for Breach (Credit Union Times)
U.S. payment-card industry grapples with security (Reuters)
Comcast and NFL Network Set to Offer “NFL RedZone” Channel This Football Season (Business Wire)
Guggenheim Looks To Capitalize On Distressed VC Deals (Wall Street Journal: Venture Capital Dispatch)
Guggenheim Venture Partners has offices in King of Prussia and Austin.
OnCourse wins with Lesson Planner (Philadelphia Business Journal: Technology Blog)
Ticketing Democratized: Touch screen and phone ticketing for all (The TicketLeap Blog)
PA Applies for $108 Million to Expand Broadband Infrastructure, Internet Access, Governor Rendell Says (PR Newswire)
Proposal With a Nice Touch
10 weeks of planning works out (NBC Washington)
Philly-based company helps out.
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People News 8/23/09
Two area scientists were named to MIT Technology Review's TR35, representing top innovators under 35. Ranjan Dash, 32, of King of Prussia's Y-Carbon, is using nanotechnology to develop ultra capacitors that could significantly outperform traditional batteries. Andrew Houck, 30. an assistant professor at Princeton, has developed a method for better protecting data used in quantum computing.
Board of Directors for Ben Franklin Technology Partners of Southeastern Pennsylvania Elects Two New Members (Press Release)
Comcast Shores Up Content Brass (Light Reading: Cable Digital News)
I-many Expands Leadership Team
P. Kevin Kilroy Appointed President & CEO, David Rode Appointed SVP, Global Markets (Business Wire)
Brolik Productions add Sam Huntington as director of business development (Philly Ad Club News)
Independence IT Promotes Charles Buck to Chief Operating Officer
(PR Newswire)
Former Oracle:Primavera Executive Joins Hard Dollar Corporation
Will Assume VP of Product Strategy and Management (Marketwire)
SAP plans broader launch of Mittelstand program in 2010 (MarketWatch)
SAP looks to India for enterprise market growth (Economic Times of India)
Comcast complaints grow (Atlanta
Journal-Constitution}
Small business lauded
Moorestown manufacturer is recognized for its growth by the governor. (PhillyBurbs.com)
2050: Philadelphia Becomes Orlando (New York Times)
Judging from the weather recently, I think this has already happened.
Does this mean we get our own Disneyworld?
SAP’s Plattner: Oracle control of Java is not a problem (FT.com: Tech Blog)
A Better Way to Manage Receipts for Business Travel (New York Times: Pogue's Posts)
SAS Institute: There Is No For Sale Sign In Our Yard (Information Week)
Salesforce.com fires back at Oracle in SaaS war (ZDNet Blogs)
Happy Cog smiles as Airbag becomes West Coast wing (Philadelphia Business Journal)
U.S. Allocates $1.2 Billion For Electronic Medical Records
The grants will go to regional centers to support implementing electronic health records, as well as state grants to share information nationwide. (Information Week)
DirecTV Could Drop Versus
Carriage Expires Sept.1 Unless New Deal Emerges (Multichannel News)
InfoLogix Files Preliminary Proxy Statement in Connection with Special Meeting of Its Stockholders to Approve Recapitalization Plan (PR Newswire)
GIS/Geospatial Industry Worldwide Growth Slows to 1% in 2009 (Daratech Press Release via Directions Magazine)
Boomi CEO: EDI Lives On In SaaS World (Information Week)
The Internet of Things (SAP TV)
How SAP Technology will help Big Brother track how you drive, and other neat things.
SAP Embraces Real-Time in the Entemrprise (Read Write Web)
SEDONA Corporation Announces Recent Court Ruling (PR Newswire)
Apple reconsidering C64 Emulator for iPhone? (MacNN)
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August 2009 Business Outlook Survey (Philly Fed)
Philadelphia Media Holdings files restructuring plan (Video Press Release)
This seems to cross a line. Someone who is supposed to be an objective journalist (Brandy Bell) presenting a company PR piece.
Bankruptcy Plan Calls for Philadelphia Papers to be Sold to Local Investors (Editor & Publisher)
Hacking Suspect’s Lawyer Criticizes Federal Prosecutors (New York Times: Bits)
A Medical Decision Support System That Learns
Best Practices Winner: Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia
Project: Pediatric Knowledgebase (Bio-IT World)
Free For All? Profits Can Be Elusive Online
(National Public Radio)
Peter Fader of the Wharton School weighs in.
Forrester: SAP, Others Will Make Analytics Acquisitions (PC World)
Salesforce.com reports higher quarterly profit (MarketWatch)
Salesforce delivers strong second quarter, ups outlook (ZDNet
Blogs)
DOJ approves Oracle's Sun Micro buy (CNET News)
Accenture Cutting Jobs, Office Space to Trim Costs (Bloomberg)
Last Polaroid cameras and film to be sold at Urban Outfitters tomorrow (Engadget)
Verizon to Cut $20 Billion in Debt by 2011, Finance Chief Says (Bloomberg)
SSI Knowledge Center signs $1.9M hospital contract (Pittsburgh Business Times)
D&E shareholders to vote Sept. 24 on $330 million sale to Windstream (Lancaster Online)
Google to Present at Philadelphia Business Marketing Association's Inaugural Educational Event (Marketwire)
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How’d They Do That? The Virtual Debut of Infiniti’s New M (Wired.com)
Judge in newspapers case assails lawyer for creditors (Philadelphia Inquirer)
Lincoln Sells Fund Unit to Macquarie in Post-TARP Cash Raiser (Bloomberg)
Ben Franklin Tech program invests $1.2M in seven firms (Philly.com: Philly Inc)
Seed fund group, Temple to study venture trends (Philadelphia Business Journal)
Tapping a Legion of Smart Programmers (Business Week)
On San Francisco startup and First Round Capital portfolio company Mashery.
Olympic Network was doomed to flame out (LA Times Blogs: Company Town)
Kenexa's Award-Winning Global Recruiting Solution to Integrate QlikView Business Analysis Technology (Marketwire)
Memory Industry Leader Dataram Enters Storage Market
Will soon unveil innovative data storage acceleration product line (Business Wire)
LECG Announces Proposed Merger With SMART, New CEO and $25M Cash Infusion (Marketwire)
Smart Advisory is based in Devon and has more than 300 employees in the area.
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Daily Links 8/18/09: Comcast Fighting The FCC Again
FCC enforcing imaginary laws in P2P ruling, says Comcast
Comcast comes out swinging in court against the spanking it got from the FCC for BitTorrent throttling. We unpack the ISP's legal challenge. (ars technica)
Q2 Slowest In Eight Years For Broadband Growth
Just 634,000 new subscribers on the quarter... (Broadband Reports)
Comcast Enhances Triple Play With Launch of Universal Caller ID(TM) Service
Three-Product Digital Customers in Michigan Can Now See Who's Calling on the TV and PC (PR Newswire)
Tru2way's Retail Forecast: Cloudy (Light Reading: Cable Digital News)
Boomi Widgets Ease SaaS Integration (Read Wrie Web)
GSI Commerce stock offering snags $87.9 million (Associated Press via Forbes)
Lockheed discusses local impact of cuts (Philadelphia Business Journal
Controversial Anchor Alycia Lane Surfaces in LA
Fired Philly reporter signs with KNBC (Broadcasting & Cable)
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