Wave's free starter plan appeals to self-employed contractors on a budget, while FreshBooks' invoicing and accounting tool works best for freelancers, small businesses, and some midsize companies.

Either today or tomorrow the completion of Battery Ventures' buyout of Rogue Wave Software will prompt some strategic thinking about where this high-performance C++ platform supplier best fits in.

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Rogue Wave Software, an independent provider of cross-platform software development, is beefing up its open source knowledge and power with the acquisition of OpenLogic. OpenLogic comes with its cloud ...

LOUISVILLE, CO--(Marketwired - October 06, 2015) - Rogue Wave Software announced today that it has acquired Zend Technologies, the leader in end-to-end PHP web and mobile application development and ...

Wave Systems' push to pull in corporate customers for its security software got a lift from IBM, which has given the thumbs-up to two of the company's new products. The software maker, based in Lee, ...

BOULDER, CO--(Marketwired - Aug 22, 2013) - Rogue Wave Software announced today that it has acquired OpenLogic, Inc., the leading provider of cloud-based open source software management solutions, ...

Over the past two decades, two separate trillion-dollar enterprise software sectors have been created: SaaS software and public cloud. Today, we are in the early innings of the next trillion-dollar ...

PONTE VEDRA, Fla.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Digital Wave Technology, Inc., the leader in AI-Powered Omni-Experiences for retailers and brands, announced that it has acquired GoalProfit, Inc., an Al & ...

There’s a big shift happening in how enterprises buy and deploy software. In the last few years, open technology — software that is open to change and free to adopt — has gone from the exception to ...