High Technology News and Information for the Rocky Mountain Region
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 Wednesday, July 2, 2008 AlloCure Raises $14.5M Salt Lake City-based AlloCure said Wednesday that the firm has raised $14.5M in a Series A financing round. The round came from SV Life Sciences, which led the round, along with Novo A/S. AlloCure is a biotechnology firm developing therapies for the treatment of acute kidney injury. The firm said the funding would go towards funding its acute kidney disease therapy through Phase II clinical trials, over the next three years. posted on Wednesday, July 2, 2008 (More)(Full story) Configuresoft Wins Account Configuresoft, a publisher of enterprise server management applications, revealed that paper-based packaging firm Smurfit Kappa Group is using Configuresoft’s Enterprise Configuration Manager to ensure continuous, cross-platform compliance. The financial impact of the customer win was not disclosed. Configuresoft explained that, by using ECM, Smurfit Kappa can collect detailed configuration data from every Windows and UNIX workstation and server on its network. That information, Configuresoft sa (More info...) posted on Wednesday, July 2, 2008(Full story) Local Matters Lands New Deal with Finland's Fonecta Denver-based online media publisher Local Matters Inc. revealed Tuesday that it has expanded its relationship with a Finland-based directory service firm. Local Matters said the Fonecta Group has awarded Local Matters a contract to integrate its previously installed FlexiQ platform with Fonecta's new IP-based switching platform. The financial impact of the new business was not disclosed. Local Matters noted that the integration is underway and should reach production status later this year. Curr (More info...) posted on Wednesday, July 2, 2008(Full story) Mocapay Names New CEO Mocapay, a provider of mobile marketing and payment services, reported Tuesday that it has appointed Kevin Grieve as chief executive officer. Grieve, the Boulder, Colo.-based company said, succeeds founder and former CEO Rod Stambaugh, who will remain with the company as chief strategy officer and board member. Mocapay said Grieve, as CEO, will focus on developing and delivering a marketing strategy for Mocapay’s Mobile Marketing and Payments Platform, which allows consumers to use a mobile phon (More info...) posted on Wednesday, July 2, 2008(Full story)
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