Wednesday, November 27, 2013

Original Software Further Reduces The Pain Of Maintaining Enterprise Applications

Software startup KeyedIn raises https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nFIpwcqrWOE $1.5M

For most companies, the process of ensuring that updated applications still meet the needs of the business requires users and IT to perform hundreds or thousands of man-days of manual work. But our software streamlines the entire process. Through automation, we can reduce validation work by 75 per cent and virtually eliminate application defects. Our solution requires no specialist skills and can be deployed within days, bringing immediate respite to organizations that suffer from having staff taken away from their core tasks. About Original Software: Original Software enables organizations to meet their objectives more rapidly by delivering enterprise application functionality frequently and efficiently. Knowledge workers and IT professionals use our technology to streamline user acceptance testing, conference room pilots, manual and automated testing, project management, and regulatory audit of applications.

Paul Business Journal Send this story to a friend Email address of friend (insert comma between multiple addresses): Your email address: Nov 27, 2013, 1:09pm CST Software startup KeyedIn raises $1.5M Business-software maker KeyedIn Solutions has closed on nearly $1.5 million in equity financing, according to a regulatory filing. The round of funding comes about six months after Bloomington-based KeyedIn raised $16.3 million . Former Epicor Software sales executive Lauri Klaus launched KeyedIn in 2011. The company went on to expand quickly through a string of acquisitions. KeyedIn makes project-management software and technology that companies use to build Web applications. It also develops software for the manufacturing market. The company recently expanded into Florida, opening an office in Fort Myers that employs about 10 people. Katharine Grayson covers med tech, clean tech, technology, health care, and venture capital, and she writes the Innovation|Minnesota blog Industries:

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