Press Coverage

Marketers: Know Thy Customers—Even the Anonymous Ones

Customers are savvy. Digitally savvy, meaning that the purchasing journey is changing. When buying new products they want to make informed, fact based decisions and there are a multitude of channels delivering unbiased reviews.

I Dare You: Don’t Buy

Conversations are swirling in marketing circles about the radical changes in customer buying behaviors. “Marketers have been set back on their heels,” we hear. “Customers are driving now, not us.” But is this really the case?

Progress brings Logi Analytics to its enterprise customers

With the help of Logi Analytics, Progress Software has embedded business intelligence capabilities into its integrated stack of enterprise software, providing its customers with another way to wrangle more useful knowledge from their business data.

Doing Versus Planning: The New Way to Build Enterprise Apps

Digital Customer Experience: Beyond the Website

What Is Un-Enterprisey Software Development?

We spend a lot of time focusing on enterprise software application development, but could an un-enterprisey approach to rebel coding be worthwhile? Does real creativity stem from getting technically minded business users to play with so-called ‘low code’ drag-and-drop tools that help them express the functionality (and perhaps business logic) that they really wanted the software developers to produce?

Progress Telerik Platform Adds Enterprise Functionality for Mobile Web, Native and Hybrid Apps

Progress has added new enterprise functionality to its Telerik Platform, a cross-platform mobile application development solution for creating mobile web, native and hybrid apps.

Progress Software acquires development tools

Progress Software acquisitions return company to its legacy by supporting developers and development tools.

5 for 15: Craig Law, Progress managing director and regional vice president for A/NZ

ARN Q&A featuring Craig Law’s answers to 5 questions for the 2015 channel landscape.

Telerik Courts Low-Coders with Mobile Development Platform

Telerik today announced the addition of low-code features to its mobile development platform to let non-programmers help satisfy the exploding demand for enterprise mobile apps.

Progress Releases Low-Code Mobile App Platform For Enterprises

Progress has unleashed the latest version of its Telerik platform, which is aimed at enterprises looking to mobilize business applications.

Retirement is Not a Walk in the Park for IT

The new pension freedoms introduced by Chancellor George Osborne in this April’s budget will radically change how pensioners can and will spend their retirement pots. They will receive greater freedom, more flexibility and control of what they spend and how. However, what is now a freedom for pensioners threatens to turn into a technical melting pot of complexity for pension providers; many will not have technology systems and software in place able to cope with implementing new business rules that accompany offering a new and complex service.

Starting Small with Big Data

In this special guest feature, Tony Fisher of Progress Software gives focus to starting small with your big data initiative – define your processes and manage your processes for success on manageable amounts of data and then add to it incrementally.

What is the Real Definition of Mobility?

If you approach any mobile device user and ask what the term "mobility" means to them, chances are their response will have something to do with the ability to work somewhere other than an office. But is that all there is?

What qualities make a good (and bad) mentor?

Progress Leverages Docker to Add Support for Multiple Languages

Looking to extend the appeal of its platform-as-as-service (PaaS) environment, Progress this week announced it is using Docker container APIs to add support for additional programming languages to its Modulus PaaS service.

Meet the Chiefs: Kim King, Progress Software

An interview with Kimberly King, vice president for Worldwide Partners and Channels at Progress Software (PRGS), an application development, data interoperability and software-as-a-service enablement provider.

What qualities make a good (and bad) mentor?

Mentors are essential for professional growth and deliver two important resources: experience and relationships. The more of each you acquire, the more valuable you’ll be to your organization.

Telerik Updates Mobile, Open-Source, Microsoft Solutions

Why business productivity can’t wait – and what you need to do next