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In today's dynamic financial landscape, portfolio management software plays a crucial role. But with a plethora of options, choosing the right one can be overwhelming. This blog dives deep into iLevel, a prominent player in the portfolio management software arena; a company that has carved a niche for itself by catering specifically to the needs of alternative investments.
The recent interest by Salesforce in acquiring Informatica underscores the critical role data integration plays in the modern enterprise. While the deal ultimately fell through, it raises important questions for companies seeking to leverage data for strategic advantage. This blog explores the potential implications for enterprise customers and how NET(net) can help you navigate this dynamic landscape. In the article we review the background behind the failed (for now) deal, the market, and what it means for you.
In this IBM open source acquisition sequel, our protagonist is now HashiCorp, whose reputation is built on open-source software. If IBM acquires them, how long with it be before they prioritize revenue production over open source development? And how do you believe that will impact the very aspect that has made HashiCorp successful? We view this as a lose-lose scenario for customers and the market. Click the button below to read why.
