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BlackLine has appointed Greg Hughes, former Veritas CEO, to its board to strengthen leadership and drive growth in enterprise software and transformation.

Acronis has expanded its technology ecosystem to 300 integrations, enhancing efficiency and service offerings for managed service providers and software vendors.

SmartBear has appointed Steve Boss as Senior Vice President of Global Core Sales, aiming to enhance value amid growing pressures in software development.

SmartBear appoints David Phillips as SVP of Customer Retention and Technical Sales Engineering, leveraging his two decades of customer-focused experience from 3Play Media.

Amy Appleyard, a cybersecurity sales veteran, has been appointed as LastPass' chief revenue officer to lead key revenue-related functions.

Paddy Srinivasan has been appointed CEO of GoTo, succeeding Mike Kohlsdorf. He will drive the company's vision to make IT easy for SMBs.

Karim Toubba, a cloud security veteran, has been appointed as the CEO of LastPass as it separates from GoTo and increases its investment.

Cloud security veteran Karim Toubba has joined LastPass as CEO, leading it as it separates from GoTo and invests further in seamless user experience.

GoTo, formerly known as LogMeIn, has announced the evolution of its Contact-Center-as-a-Service (CCaaS) solution within the GoTo Connect product.

LogMeIn rebrands as GoTo, specializing in IT services for SMBs. New product portfolio includes GoTo Resolve and GoTo Connect. New partner network also launched.

LogMeIn says it plans to invest further in LastPass, particularly across the go-to-market functions, engineering, and the overall customer experience.

Two-thirds of people still re-use passwords across accounts, putting their sensitive information at risk, a report reveals.

LogMeIn has announced a new administrative portal for its unified communications and collaboration (UCC) product, GoToConnect.

LogMeIn has announced a new contact centre outbound calling solution for GoToConnect, aimed at sales organisations and expanded inbound capabilities.

New research shows that companies need to invest in flexible work policies and address a trust disconnect with employees for remote work to succeed.

The security and scalability of software and tools used to support remote working is being called into question by many IT leaders.

Each individual represents an access point into the network, and one compromised user can result in a cascade of ramifications with long-lasting consequences.

Cybersecurity industry shifts away from perimeter defences as remote work exposes security risks. Identity and access management strategies take centre stage.

Remote working is here to stay, bringing both benefits and challenges. Find out how to manage IT and address security concerns in this webinar.

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