Technology companies such as Coconut Software, Dualboot, C1, Focus School Software, among others, announced their tech deals or channel partnerships.
Atropos Health Collaborates with Databricks
Atropos Health partnered with Databricks to advance precision medicine using real-world clinical data. Built on Databricks’ Data Intelligence Platform and powered by Delta Sharing, the collaboration enables secure data access and evidence generation across the Atropos Evidence Network, which includes over 300M patient records. This strategy accelerates drug discovery and reduces treatment timelines by delivering actionable clinical insights. Atropos Health’s focus on real-world evidence generation, combined with Databricks’ expertise in secure data sharing, brings innovative data-driven solutions to healthcare and life sciences.
BBT.live Partners with emma
BBT.live and Luxembourg-based emma announced a strategic collaboration to expand the BeBroadband as a Service platform through a global, distributed multi-cloud Point of Presence architecture. This partnership integrates public cloud, private environments, and edge computing to enable secure, high-performance connectivity. Emma’s platform manages deployment and scaling across BBT.live’s cloud fabric, ensuring policy compliance and operational speed. The strategy focuses on providing service providers and enterprises with scalable and intelligent network solutions.
The Groove Partners with GoGig
The Groove, an enterprise consultancy, formed a strategic partnership with GoGig, an AI-powered talent intelligence platform, to bring innovative workforce solutions to Workday customers. The partnership introduces GoGig’s Anonymous Talent Network and AI Smart Assessment into The Groove’s Workday model. This integration helps companies make proactive workforce decisions and maximize ROI from their Workday investment. With a focus on people-centered innovation, the strategy enhances talent engagement and hiring intelligence using advanced AI tools.
Bethel Park School District Selects Focus School Software
Bethel Park School District in suburban Pittsburgh selected Focus School Software to replace its outdated student information system, eSchoolPlus. The district chose Focus after evaluating four vendors, citing the platform’s modern, secure infrastructure, flexible configuration, and strong implementation support. Serving around 4,000 students, the district prioritized solutions that improved digital experiences for students, families, and staff. The strategic shift underscores Focus School Software’s customer-focused innovation in education technology and its ability to align with operational needs.
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