redalpine Closes $200M RAC VII Largest Fund to Date, Opens New London Office
Latest fund and expansion marks a fresh chapter for redalpine as it seeks to empower GameChangers, disrupt industries for good, ...
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Five Software Trends You Need to Know as a Business Innovator
The word "innovation" comes from the Latin noun innovatio, derived from the verb innovare, to introduce new. It can ...
Rukayat Alabi: Empowering Lives and Businesses Through Tech
Rukayat Alabi, the CEO of RKY Group of Companies, a visionary entrepreneur who is revolutionizing the way people transition into ...
Zoho Opens Office in Kenya, Focusing on Training, Support Services
Zoho, a leading provider of cloud-based business software solutions, has inaugurated its new office in Nairobi, Kenya. The company, known ...
NITDA says Nigeria can Generate $40b Annually from Tech Talents
The National Information Technology Development Agency (NITDA) said the country now has a competitive edge to establish itself as the ...
Appzone Rebrands to “Zone” to Power Global Payments with its Regulated Blockchain Network
Appzone, one of Africa’s leading Fintech Software Providers, has rebranded to “Zone”, a regulated blockchain Payment Infrastructure company. By building ...
NeuRMS Unveils Solution for Businesses to Reduce Forex Spent on Foreign Software
Nigeria spends more than $300 million on the purchase of foreign software and computer services.
Cavista Appoints Taiwo Oke as Company’s First-Ever Director of Operations
Prior to joining Cavista Nigeria, Oke served as the Chief Operating Officer at LifePage, a leading real estate investment company.
Broadcom Agrees to Buy VMware for $61B, Boosting Software Prowess
Broadcom's stock closed up 3.5% on Thursday, while VMware shares ended the day up 3.1%.
PrintNightmare – Cybercriminals are Increasingly Exploiting Vulnerabilities in Windows Print Spooler
Even though Microsoft regularly releases patches for its Print Spooler, software that manages the printing process, cybercriminals continue to actively ...
