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 Blackbaud is mulling taking its high-end CRM offerings down-market. But since it has been talking about that for about two years, it's not clear how soon any such move would occur. At the recent J.P. Morgan Global Technology, Media and Telecom, CFO Anthony Boor., said, "CRM really brought us a new piece of the market and good growth." He continued, "The opportunity with CRM is to bring that down-market."
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Friday, 24 May 2013 04:33 |
 Adaptive Planning, which makes Internet-based budgeting systems, has received $45 million in its latest round of venture capital funding. That comes after it raised $22 million in March 2012, and which seems like a pretty good take when the two are added together. The Mountain View, Calif.-based company made the announcement at its Accelerate 2013 user and channel conference in San Francisco and so far, that's the only news released from that event.
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Thursday, 23 May 2013 20:20 |
 Payroll provider CompuPay has inked a channel deal with accounting software vendor Open Systems. Both resellers of Open Systems' Traverse and Open Systems Accounting Software packages and their clients gain access to CompuPay’s Payroll Online service. "Some of our customers never want to do their own payroll and we wanted an offering that we could integrate with Traverse and OSAS," says Linda Shillingburg, VP of channel development for Minneapolis, Minn.-based Open Systems. CompuPay introduced its service to VARs and end users at the recent Open Systems conference in Las Vegas, Nev. Shillingburg says the CompuPay deal is part of a continued effort to make third-party products available to the channel and end users.
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Thursday, 23 May 2013 16:35 |
 Results at cloud vendor Xero continued to show sharp changes for the young company. The loss for the New Zealand-based company grew by about 82.3 percent, but revenue slightly more than doubled. The loss for the year ended March 31 was about $13.9 million while revenue reached $37.6 million. The news in the United States was good for Xero although it does not separate out totals for this country.
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