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Daily Disruption - Dan Latendre’s IGLOO Software Raises $5 Million in Series B Funding
IGLOO Software, a leading provider of social business software in the cloud, has announced that it has received $5 million in Series B financing.
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CMS Wire - IGLOO Pushes Social Business Software Globally With C$ 5 Million Venture Funding
Since it was founded in 2008 in Ontario, IGLOO has grown steadily in North America and the EMEA. Its growth has been aided by the confluence of cloud computing, social media, and mobile technologies. And this year, it's set to grow again and has raised C$ 5 million to push growth.
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January 26, 2012 (Kitchener, ON) - IGLOO Software, the leading provider of social business software in the cloud, today announced that it has received $5 million in Series B financing. RBC Venture Partners led the second round investment, with the Ontario Emerging Technologies Fund (OETF) also participating.
Second Round Led by RBC Venture Partners; Funds Used to Expand Operations and Accelerate Growth
January 26, 2012 (Kitchener, ON) - - IGLOO Software, the leading provider of social business software in the cloud, today announced that it has received $5 million in Series B financing. RBC Venture Partners led the second round investment, with the Ontario Emerging Technologies Fund (OETF) also participating.
"Social networking for business has reached a watershed moment, with most companies…
The consumerization of IT battle is playing out across the enterprise, and content management and social collaboration software are two of the biggest fronts. Tech Target's Adam Riglian sits down with IGLOO's Andrew Dixon to discuss the similarities and differences between consumer and enterprise social tools.
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Industry Media spoke with IGLOO Software, pioneers in social business software, to find out why Canada is the ideal place for technology start-ups.
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Businesses may go back and forth on whether or not social media should be allowed in the workplace, but all businesses agree that they would like their employees to socialize with each other and to collaborate as a team.
Businesses may go back and forth on whether or not social media should be allowed in the workplace, but all businesses agree that they would like their employees to socialize with each other and to collaborate as a team. Fortunately, there are a few tools out there that can turn socialization into collaboration and productivity. "People like to work in a social way," said Andrew Dixon, VP of Marketing and Operations for IGLOO Software. "This is a social approach to business productivity."
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Bill Ryan, a seasoned technology professional and collaboration expert, sits down with IGLOO's Andrew Dixon to discuss the challenges companies face in driving adoption of social collaboration software.
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Business News Network - Cloud Computing: A Provider's Perspective
Some big companies are wary of using cloud computing, but should they be? The Business News Network (BNN) asks Andrew Dixon about the movement to the cloud as part of their Headline segment.
Headline meets with top newsmakers and opinion leaders to explore topics of keen interest to investors, business leaders and entrepreneurs. In this segment, BNN's Howard Green talks with IGLOO's Andrew Dixon about the movement to the cloud.
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Since 2008, Dan Latendre’s business has been to help companies embrace the future of cloud-based communication. However, he’s finding that many big-company executives are still hesitant to move to this new and more cost effective way of doing business.
Read the full Globe & Mail interview with IGLOO's CEO, Dan Latendre, here.
IT in Canada - Cloud Collaboration Firm Aims To Be Social Glue
IGLOO's Andrew Dixon, an 18-year veteran of Microsoft, sees IGLOO as a sort of cloud collaboration layer linking SaaS and on-premise applications.
Read the full IT in Canada interview here.
Recent Comments
- The Globe & Mail…I would like to thank all of the experts who sent me insights on how to break this cloud barrier within large organizations.
- TIPS AND TOOLS FOR E…Excellent article. I use and value many of the services you recommended. I am just trying out the blackberry client for IGLOO communities as I read…
- Google resets social…Thanks for the update. I am still waiting for my invitation which I applied for some time ago. I am certainly willing to give Google + a try but the…
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