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Wednesday, September 7, 2011

Online video platform company Brightcove files for IPO of $ 50 million

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Online video platform company Brightcove announced this morning that it has filed a registration statement S-1 form with the SEC in connection with the proposed IPO of its ordinary shares. The company expects to raise up to $ 50 million through the sacrifice.

Brightcove offers cloud-based solutions for publishing and distributing video and other digital media.

Brightcove in income grew from USD 24.5 million for the financial year ended December 31, 2008 to 43.7 million in the fiscal year ended December 31, 2010, shows the filing.

Revenue came to 28.4 million for the six months ended June 30, 2011 year.

The company was not profitable, they reported a net loss in the first half of this year to 9.7 million dollars and Brightcove said that he did not expect to be in the black until the end of 2012.

Company filing said that she had about 3300 customers in more than 50 countries, June 30, 2011, including The New York Times Company Oracle, AOL, Philips Electronics, Macy 's, Bank of America, United States Army and Honda. Currently accounted for approximately 300 employees.

The company has also shown that he signed a new lease for more than 80000 square feet of office space in Boston, Massachusetts. The company says that it expects the move to new Office April 1, 2012 year.

In May 2011, Brightcove announced the release of "the Cloud App, software applications and management platform designed to help users to publish and distribute video across software applications across multiple devices connected to the Internet. The company said it expected its first commercial sale in the second half of 2011.

Brightcove has a list on the NASDAQ Global market under the ticker "BCOV".

Whether this is the right time to file for an IPO, for discussion, of course. Global economic turmoil a bunch of recent IPO candidates simply decided to delay their proposals.

Brightcove offering is made through Morgan Stanley, Stifel Nicolaus, RBC Capital Markets, Pacific Crest securities and Raymond James.

List of company investors include Accel Partners, General Catalyst partners, Allen & Company, Mack and Hearst enterprises, among others.

Also read: Brightcove streaming 700 million videos per month; A broad patent for online video


Brightcove online video platform is the most widely adopted software for publishing and distributing professional video on the Internet. More than 2500 customers in 55 countries, including in the world ...

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Tuesday, August 30, 2011

Desktop Virtualization Company raises $ 10 m from Wanova Lake Greylock and other

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Wanova, a provider of turnkey cloud desktop management raises $ 10 million in series b financing from Carmel Ventures, Greylock Partners and Opus capital. This brings the company's total funding to $ 23 million.

Wanova distributed provides solutions for desktop virtualization to centralize the management of the desktop infrastructure while optimizing the user experience and provides full support for offline use. Wanova Mirage flagship product combines centralized image management PC ability to run images on YOUR PC that allows a company to reduce desktop total cost of ownership (TCO) and improve operations.

With Mirage, PC images, including personalization options, run on the PC, allowing users to take advantage of the native PC performance, including the ability to run multimedia applications and work when you are disconnected from the network.

Wanova actually just scored a big win in the world of IP, declaring it the first United States patent on its interlocking technology, which provides a layered, single image Office PC on your network, local execution images on your PC and optimize synchronization between local and Central images.

The new funds will be utilized towards the establishment of a global sales, support groups and product development.


Wanova distributed desktop virtualization provides, transforming how companies manage, support and protection for their desktops and laptops. Wanova distributed desktop virtualization desktop infrastructure centralized management during ...

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Tuesday, August 23, 2011

EZOfficeInventory SMB allows you to easily track and manage the assets of the company (the cloud)

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Office list control systems: not exactly the world's sexiest software to be sure. Nevertheless, without inventory and asset management systems, many businesses likely will work similar pace DMV. Currently, small and medium-sized businesses have no shortage of funds to choose from when selecting a software system for tracking asset management and inventory; However, most of these settings requires working tirelessly with Excel or using a desktop product like TurboSystems data or, in the village of FoxFales, to name a few. If the company has more than a few dozen staff, however, Excel, and desktop solutions can be a pain in the ass.

Ali Sayeed, a former employee of Sun Microsystems (before the company was acquired by Oracle) and his team and software geeks, said that they were tired of having to deal with repeated instances of inventory of obsolete and mismanagement in the modern tracking solutions. Saeed said that he and his team collectively has worked with many different companies that, for example, actually keep property lists, but specific information related to who has what (as track records check outs) are often completely missing or worse deprecated — not to speak of the fact that the wrong assets often are assigned the wrong employee even may not work in the company anymore.

As you can imagine, very numerous. To help solve these problems, Syed and his team today are EZOfficeInventory, SaaS-based solution that untraditionally asset management approaches through the delegation model, in which responsibility is shared by the inventory, reducing the load on administrators.

The solution allows the assets of the joint bureaux will be tracked easily through check-in and check-out mechanism for staff members, as well as the activities of news to administrators, allowing them to review and take responsibility only when necessary. Employees can also find free tools that they need to carry out its work and can instantly access the guides and drivers.

Since the EZOfficeInventory live in the cloud solution uses QRCodes as asset tags so that asset with a unique URL in QRCode, employees can quickly provides links to information on capital assets and determine the rightful owner, if something is lost. And employees can do this with a quick scan of the iPhone or Android device with QRCode reader and Web client.

The decision also works to minimize efforts during inspections, as administrators can request photos of an asset or other custom workflows from employees by using a few mouse clicks. EZOffice also allows administrators to view reports, track the checkouts and checkins, total cost of ownership and even serve the story on their assets.

Companies can also change the security settings in their decision that it was compatible with existing business processes and add additional privacy features when needed.

Some readers may find the following images news like Basecamp (a well-known product released by 37Signals, the same company is home to David Heinemeier Hansson, the guy who created the Ruby on Rails). EZOfficeInventory is also implemented in Ruby on Rails, as Saeed said that he is an avid fan "in the Web development platform.

EZOfficeInventory offers a free trial of the two months of its cloud app with packages for more than two users, starting at $ 29 per month.

Asset management system is still in very early stage (seed and start-up) at the moment and there is work to be done on Web design and user interface (and name), but the software itself attacked a major pain for many small and medium-sized enterprises.

At the time of deposit of the responsibility for the management of the assets in the hands of staff (along with, of course, the system of checks and balances) may well be to increase the efficiency and confidence among these employees, it is risky. But Saeed said it was "part of the fun of mergers with Web development and the process of using Web technologies to target the problem of the enterprise. This shot of the status quo, and the Director-General believes that this shot is worth taking, despite the risk.

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Monday, August 8, 2011

Dashwire HTC buys mobile Web services company for up to $ 18.5 million

Robin Wauters is currently staff writer for TechCrunch and lead editor of Virtualization.com. In addition to its activities, professional blogging, he is an entrepreneur, the organizer of the event, from time to time the Council consultant and an angel investor, but the most important champion of the full launch. He lives and works in Belgium, a small country in Europe. He can often be found work from their home or ... ? Read More

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Taiwanese smartphone maker HTC today announced that it agreed to acquire through its HTC America holding, 100% of the company Dashwire Seattle-based mobile web services for maximum purchase price of $ 18.5 million to increase their mobile cloud services gifts HTCSense.com.

Dashwire offers a wide range of consumer, social and device management software services for mobile operators, device makers and retailers. The company's platform is available for Android, Windows Mobile, Symbian and BlackBerry.

On its Web site the Dashwire said he relies on investors ' built wireless industry and technology in cellular McCaw, Western wireless, Voicestream, Nextel, China Unicom and Microsoft.

Another investor is the best buy capital, retail giant investment arm.

At the end of last year, Dashwire raised $ 1 million in debt financing.

The company was founded by CEO Ford Davidson, former product manager in the mobile group at Microsoft. Dashwire, Technical Director, James Prudente, helped build the essential elements of the Amazon web operation in the early days and helped to establish the Amazon mobile group.

Relating to:

HTC smartphone maker buys S3 Graphics from VIA, WTI for $ 300 million

HTC company invests in Saffron digital media delivery platform


HTC Corp. (TAIEX: 2498) produces smartphones running Android and Windows Mobile for yourself and as OEM for other manufacturers. Since the beginning of your own brand.

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Dashwire offers the leading mobile-web connected services platform for mobile operators, device manufacturers and retailers to seamlessly deliver a new generation of real-time consumer and social control.

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