Active Signal Listings

Mid-market U.S. consulting firm explored application security tools, comparing open-source penetration testing with a commercial DAST solution. – Relevant for: cybersecurity vendors, DevSecOps platforms, and application testing providers.

A mid-sized Hong Kong–based telecom and IT services provider recently viewed a leading SEM tool, signaling potential marketing technology evaluation. Relevant for: search marketing platforms, competitive intelligence providers, and digital ad optimization vendors.

A major optical retail chain in India evaluated Fortify by OpenText vs SonarQube for application security testing. Relevant for: cybersecurity vendors, application security platforms, and DevSecOps solution providers.

A mid-sized U.S. higher education institution actively compared Google Ads, Google Campaign Manager 360, and SysBud’s Thunderbird-to-Outlook migration tool. Relevant for: SEM platforms, ad management providers, and email migration/data integration vendors targeting education buyers.

Major Brazilian petrochemical enterprise researching application security solutions, comparing Veracode and Fortify. Relevant for: cybersecurity vendors, application security providers, and enterprise DevSecOps platforms.

Mid-market U.S. packaging manufacturer is evaluating SEO and SEM competitive intelligence tools, indicating a potential shift in digital marketing investments. Relevant for: SEO platforms, SEM/competitive intelligence vendors, and digital marketing agencies.

Mid-sized U.S. software firm recently engaged in a comparison of cloud storage, developer platforms, and PDF API services, suggesting active evaluation of build-vs-buy options. Relevant for: cloud infrastructure, app development tooling, and API-first service vendors.

Leading APAC financial services institution evaluated pricing for a major open-source app development framework. Relevant for: enterprise software vendors, cloud service providers, DevOps platforms, and consulting firms offering modernization or digital transformation solutions.

A major Belgian government entity engaged with competitor research around ABP (Volosoft) in the app development category. Relevant for: low-code platforms, enterprise application modernization vendors, and public sector technology integrators.

Belgian public sector organization exploring alternatives to ABP (Volosoft) for application development. Relevant for: app development platforms, low-code/no-code vendors, enterprise IT modernization providers.

A mid-sized higher education institution is actively comparing leading project portfolio management and app development platforms — signaling a strategic modernization of digital systems. Relevant for: PPM vendors, low-code/no-code platforms, and higher-ed digital transformation partners.

Mid-market Canadian broadcast technology manufacturer explored WINDEV competitors in app development, signaling potential evaluation of new development platforms. Relevant for: App development vendors, low-code/no-code providers, custom software consultancies.

A mid-sized U.S. higher education institution compared Firebase (Google) and Branch Metrics for mobile app development and analytics. Relevant for: edtech vendors, mobile engagement platforms, and student experience solution providers.

A mid-sized U.S. education services provider evaluated multiple development platforms — spanning IDE, app development, and low-code tools — indicating active digital modernization. Relevant for: EdTech SaaS vendors, cloud infrastructure providers, and low-code/AI-driven development platforms.

A major U.S.-based healthcare provider with tens of thousands of employees recently compared Airship, Localytics, and Firebase for mobile engagement and app development. Relevant for: mobile marketing platforms, patient engagement apps, cloud infrastructure, and healthcare digital experience vendors.