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SAN MATEO, Calif., April 14, 2021 /PRNewswire/
OneSignal Inc, the leading solution for customer engagement messaging, announced today that it has received a strategic investment from
HubSpot, the customer relationship management (CRM) software platform for scaling companies. Together, OneSignal and HubSpot will work to bring advanced omni-channel marketing automation to growing organizations globally. HubSpot s investment offers an opportunity to tap OneSignal s robust developer community of over 1.2 million developers and marketers across the globe. HubSpot shares OneSignal s commitment to building products for a community of customer-oriented developers. The OneSignal team has developed an impressive customer messaging product that is beloved by this community and we re proud to support them with this investment, said Andrew Lindsay, SVP of Corporate Development and Business Development at HubSpot.
This week, the tech giant published a set of security advisories laying out fixes for vulnerabilities that impact IBM Java Runtime, IBM Planning Analytics Workspace, and IBM Kenexa LMS On Premise.
The first advisory addresses CVE-2020-14782 and CVE-2020-27221, two security flaws in IBM Runtime Environment Java 7 and 8 which are used by IBM Integration Designer enterprise software used to integrate data and applications into existing business processes in IBM s Business Automation Workflow and Business Process Manager software suites.
CVE-2020-14782 is a bug in Java SE s library component that could allow attackers to compromise Java SE via multiple protocols, but this takes a sandbox environment to trigger and so is considered difficult to exploit.
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When Reliance Jio started building its 4G LTE wireless network, it had the option of using a standard map to decide things such as the customers it will reach out to and places where it will set up its towers. This manual process would have taken several quarters before it could have been streamlined. In order to get going as fast and with as much precision as possible, it built maps based on a geographic information system. While Jio Maps helped find the best sites to set up towers for optimum coverage, Jio used the tool to coordinate materials for just-in-time deliveries and dispatch teams for network construction. Marketing executives, too, used the maps to understand demographics and zero in on areas where their efforts would yield the best results. The company is now leveraging the same systems/workflows to market its fiber-to-home offering.
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