Stephanie Simone

1 week ago | dbta.com | Stephanie Simone

Mixpanel, a global leader in product analytics, is expanding its digital analytics platform, further enabling teams to continuously optimize their digital experiences and drive business outcomes. New capabilities include enhancements across session replay, experimentation, metric trees, AI automation, and warehouse integrations. “Organizations need more than dashboards—they need trusted insights and a system that evolves with them,” said Edward Hsu, chief product officer at Mixpanel.

1 week ago | dbta.com | Stephanie Simone

Observo AI, an AI-native data pipeline company, and GuidePoint Security, a cybersecurity solutions leader, are partnering to bring advanced AI-powered security data pipeline capabilities to more enterprise customers. According to the vendors, this partnership delivers critical capabilities to large enterprises, financial services, healthcare, retail and ecommerce, and manufacturing organizations looking to modernize their security operations.

1 week ago | kmworld.com | Stephanie Simone

Luware, a leading provider of customer service solutions built natively on Microsoft Teams, is introducing Virtual User, a new feature designed to revolutionize how contact centers handle customer interactions. According to the company, as part of Luware’s broader AI strategy, Virtual User embodies the automation pillar of the company’s three-fold approach: automation, augmentation, and analytics. Virtual User isn’t about replacing human agents; it’s about empowering them.

1 week ago | kmworld.com | Stephanie Simone

Vasion, a pioneer in serverless printing and AI-enabled automation, is introducing new features and product updates that provide powerful enhancements for IT leaders across security, automation, interoperability, and sustainability. "As leaders across industries navigate increasingly complex physical and digital environments, they’re seeking solutions to automate processes without sacrificing security,” said Corey Ercanbrack, Vasion CPTO.

1 week ago | dbta.com | Stephanie Simone

DataStrike, a leader in data infrastructure managed services, announced a 600% demand for its open-source database management business, fueled by rising enterprise adoptions of PostgreSQL. To support this growth, the company is doubling its team of database management professionals, with a focus on PostgreSQL-certified talent, positioning the company as a go-to partner for open-source database solutions, according to the company.