After all kinds of handwringing over social and political attitudes in Russia – and handwringing, too, about the state of the billions of dollars in new facilities at Sochi, the Winter Olympics are finally underway. I’m hoping that the more dire concerns related to facilities and security prove...

During the past several years, cloud computing services have been gaining momentum as decision-makers throughout the business world have recognized that the technology can reduce costs and improve agility. More recently, however, executives have also begun to notice how the cloud can improve...

When thinking about doing business in the cloud, security is always top of mind. As cloud technology matures and its adoption becomes more mainstream, security concerns about cloud-based software and data are shifting from shrill panic to practical embrace. When working through security issues in any...

As part of the Progress Pacific platform, enabling tight integration between existing OpenEdge assets and Rollbase applications is a capability set that’s been high on our list of priorities. In the recent...

Progress long-time partner QAD, a leading provider of enterprise software and services designed specifically for global manufacturing companies, uses Progress...

As Mark Twain once noted, you should ‘plan for the future because that's where you are going to spend the rest of your life.’  At Progress we have always looked ahead, and lately what we have been seeing and preparing for is platform-as-a-service. We aren’t alone. In fact, Gartner recently...

Progress partner API Maintenance Systems develops, markets and supports enterprise asset management software. Its software, API Pro, is used by companies worldwide in a variety of industries to maintain high-value...

Progress partner Jungle Lasers, developers of a suite of apps for municipalities and small businesses, selected the Progress Pacific platform to develop cloud-based apps that help clients get information out to...

Back in 1951 when the sci-fi classic, The Thing, hit the big screen, its hokey but terrifying narrative about a hostile alien put audiences on the edges of their seats and probably made for more than a few sleepless nights.  Now, a new “thing” or “things,” to be precise, is garnering attention...