Enterprise - Startup Digest - March 4th - March 11th

Enterprise March 04, 2016 The latest news about growth and innovation within the enterprise space. Have a great weekend, Enterprise Startup Digest is curated by: Mohammad Albattikhi - Acceleration Manager at Oasis500 Contact Mohammad Albattikhi at mohd.albattikhi@startupdigestmail.com Set Your Startup Apart with Startup Next, a Techstars Program Get 1:1 mentorship and hone in on your pitch, product-market fit, funding and more. Startup Next is a free 5-week program, with plenty of post program value adds that will put you one step ahead of other startups. Access thousands of mentors, founders, and investors all while preparing for seed funding or applying to an accelerator. Subscribe to find out when Startup Next is accepting applications! EMC goes all-in on Flash storage, launches DSSD D5 rack system ZDNet "EMC says its systems will be Flash first going forward. By 2020, all storage with the exception of bulk data dumps and archiving will be Flash" SAP announces chief security officer as critical report lands ZDNet "SAP announced its first-ever chief security officer, who has been in the role since Jan. 1, just as a study highlighting worries about SAP app security lands" Zenefits confirms 250 layoffs, 17% of company workforce Venture Beat "Human resources and insurance software startup Zenefits has announced that 250 employees are being made redundant, representing 17 percent of the company's workforce" Slack grew from 80 to 385 employees in 14 months. Why that worries its CEO Business Insider "The bigger issue is how to integrate all of the new employees into Slack's culture so they're there for more than just the valuable stock options" CloudFlare launches registrar to prevent DNS hijacking attacks ZDNet "Under the CloudFlare Registrar, companies must have multiple employees approving changes to domain name settings at the same time" Sequoia leads $30 mln round for Namely PE HUB "Namely, a human resources software platform for mid-market companies, raised $30 million in a late-stage funding round led by existing investor Sequoia Capital. Matrix Partners, True Ventures and Greenspring Associates also participated. The funding follows Namely's Series C round in June and brings the total funding raised to $107.8 million." Manage Subscription Submit Event View in Browser You are receiving this email because you believe that the best startup articles and videos are made by active members of the startup community. Startup Digest, © 2009-2016 by Techstars Central LLC. All rights reserved. Startup Digest is a registered trademark of Techstars Central, LLC. Privacy Policy.

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