Taking The Pulse Of The Texas Technology Industry
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Taking The Pulse Of The Texas Technology Industry |
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 Wednesday, July 20, 2016 TriNet Expands In Austin Cloud-based human resources service provider TriNet says it is expanding in Austin, with the opening of new, 33,557 sq. ft offices in Research Park. According to the Silicon Valley company, the new offices will house teams from its technology, sales and service departments. TriNet--which is a major provider of outsource HR services to both the startup and small business market--said it has already hire more than 80 engineers in Austin as part of its exp (More info...) posted on Wednesday, July 20, 2016(Full story) PICKUP Links With Planned Community In Fort Worth Dallas-based PICKUP, the startup offering up on-demand delivery services from people with pickup trucks, has inked a deal with a master planned community near Fort Worth. PICKUP recently said it will provide delivery services to the 18,000-acre master planned community of AllianceTexas, located in Hillwood, north of Forth Worth. PICKUP says it taps military veterans, off-duty firefighters and other "dependable guys" with pickups to help move and deli (More info...) posted on Wednesday, July 20, 2016(Full story) BigCommerce Aims At Magento, Others With Free Migration Offer Austin-based e-commerce software provider BigCommerce is hoping to pry away customers from competitor Magento and others, with a new offer to help migrate customers for free to its platform. BigCommerce said today that it will offer up to six months of free service, plus specialized support, for qualifying brands who want to migrate to its BigCommerce Enterprise platform from its competitors. BigCommerce said the support will help many organization (More info...) posted on Wednesday, July 20, 2016(Full story) IDERA Rolls Out New Free Tool For Database Admins Houston-based IDERA said this morning that it has rolled out a new, free tool for database monitoring, a new tool to help database administrators to manage SQL Query Stores. The company says it now has more than 22 free tools in its portfolio of database monitoring tools, which it makes free to DBAs. IDERA develops SQL Server database software. posted on Wednesday, July 20, 2016(Full story) |
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