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LegalPay & Mercuryo Raises funds | IBM announces AI-powered automation tools for better 5G Delivery | Accenture highlights major Supply Chain issue.
LegalPay, a tech-based litigation platform, has raised an undisclosed sum of money with Ashwini Kakkar, the former CEO of Thomas Cook. With the extra capital, the company plans to expand its product and service offerings and has entered into a new kind of financing known as Interim Financing under the IBC, 2016.
Mercuryo, a global fintech company, has raised $7.5 million in a Series A round led by Target Global. The London-based company describes itself as a “crypto infrastructure company.” Its “digital asset payment gateway” aims to make blockchain useful for businesses. Mercuryo began onboarding clients in January 2019 and has had tremendous development since then, with ARR surpassing $50 million in April.
IBM, at the Mobile World Congress 2021, has announced a new hybrid cloud AI-powered automation tools for communications service providers (CSPs) to help them deliver on the promise of 5G, which includes zero-touch operations, lower costs and faster delivery of innovative services to clients. CSPs can leverage AI-powered automation to swiftly set up and manage networks in various contexts with IBM Cloud Pak for Network Automation, which is designed to scale new services in days rather than months.
The migration from the offline world to the virtual business model has been immense. Many companies were faced with problems to which there were no simple solutions. According to a recent study from Accenture, 81 percent of supply chain leaders believe the pandemic has been their organization’s toughest stress test, and they’re dealing with technology change at a record pace and scale. Many supply chain operations are still restricted by old legacy technology, requiring a patchwork of digital and non-digital systems to function. Businesses should increase cloud spending to support digital supply chains and foster ecosystem partnerships.
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By PeopleAtomLegalPay, a tech-based litigation platform, has raised an undisclosed sum of money with Ashwini Kakkar, the former CEO of Thomas Cook. With the extra capital, the company plans to expand its product and service offerings and has entered into a new kind of financing known as Interim Financing under the IBC, 2016.
Mercuryo, a global fintech company, has raised $7.5 million in a Series A round led by Target Global. The London-based company describes itself as a “crypto infrastructure company.” Its “digital asset payment gateway” aims to make blockchain useful for businesses. Mercuryo began onboarding clients in January 2019 and has had tremendous development since then, with ARR surpassing $50 million in April.
IBM, at the Mobile World Congress 2021, has announced a new hybrid cloud AI-powered automation tools for communications service providers (CSPs) to help them deliver on the promise of 5G, which includes zero-touch operations, lower costs and faster delivery of innovative services to clients. CSPs can leverage AI-powered automation to swiftly set up and manage networks in various contexts with IBM Cloud Pak for Network Automation, which is designed to scale new services in days rather than months.
The migration from the offline world to the virtual business model has been immense. Many companies were faced with problems to which there were no simple solutions. According to a recent study from Accenture, 81 percent of supply chain leaders believe the pandemic has been their organization’s toughest stress test, and they’re dealing with technology change at a record pace and scale. Many supply chain operations are still restricted by old legacy technology, requiring a patchwork of digital and non-digital systems to function. Businesses should increase cloud spending to support digital supply chains and foster ecosystem partnerships.