Tag: The Wall Street Journal

… and so much confusion about what it all means. Here’s what companies should – and shouldn’t – be looking at to help their

DigiMine Inc., Bellevue, Wash., said it closed $20.3 million in third-round financing. Funding was led by Mohr, Davidow Ventures with participation from previous investors

If a product doesn’t work as billed in the everyday corporate wars of the business world, is there any reason to think it will work

[embeddoc url=”http://fayyad.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/12/2001-12-31-130041.pdf”] By: Rebecca Buckman Source: The Wall Street Journal

USAMA FAYYAD helps businesses decipher just what customers do on the businesses’ Web sites. Companies generate reams of customer information from their sites, but

The Microsoft brain drain has entered a new phase. Over the years, many talented engineers have left the software company for greener pastures. But now,

DigiMine, Kirkland, Wash., raised $20 million in a Series B Round of funding, led by Mayfield Fund. As part of the agreement, Mayfield’s Yogen

Many big companies lose talent to the dot-com boom. Microsoft Corp. has a double challenge – its refugees have money to fund other refugees.