AppDirect has acquired Toronto's PartnerStack, combining 138,000 B2B partners with its marketplace infrastructure in a bid to ...

AppDirect, the world's leading B2B subscription commerce platform, announced it has acquired PartnerStack, a leading PRM platform.

Canadian-founded, San Francisco-based AppDirect has acquired Toronto’s PartnerStack, which provides partner relationship ...

New designation further elevates the cloud expertise and support that AppDirect delivers to advisors and their customers, and cements company’s leadership in driving cloud adoption in the channel ...

AppDirect, a leading B2B subscription commerce platform, announced is acquiring PartnerStack, a leading partner relationship management (PRM) platform and one of the largest B2B partner networks ...

SAN FRANCISCO--(BUSINESS WIRE)--AppDirect, the world's leading B2B commerce platform, today announced it has acquired Firstbase, an IT asset management platform that supports customers globally to ...

It's one thing to create a marketplace for companies to sell their products. It's another to enable the monetization of those products. AppDirect is delivering both. AppDirect is an impressive vendor ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. AppDirect, a San Francisco- and Montreal-based platform for buying, selling and managing tech through a network of IT advisors, ...

Many enterprises are struggling just to identify the best Software-as-a-Service vendors to fit the diverse needs of their internal business units and employees in a world proliferating with ...

SAN FRANCISCO--(BUSINESS WIRE)--AppDirect, the world’s leading B2B commerce platform, today announced it has acquired Builtfirst, a leader in self-service marketplace platform technology. AppDirect ...

AppDirect, the world's leading B2B commerce platform, announced it is acquiring Builtfirst, a leader in self-service marketplace platform technology, further expanding AppDirect's ability to help ...

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