Guidewire Software Ends Fiscal 2026 With ARR Up 19% to $1.24 Billion

Canopy announced it has joined Oracle's enhanced partner program, giving the Alpharetta, Georgia-based provider of AI supervision for unsupervised devices a route to deliver remote device monitoring, management and AI supervision for multi-location restaurant and hospitality operators. Canopy has already implemented and configured its platform on the Oracle Simphony POS platform, delivering monitoring, management and automation purpose-built for Simphony, so operators running Simphony POS and KDS get a single view of that system alongside every other connected device in their restaurant technology estate and can service those systems remotely without remoting into individual devices. Through the program, operators gain centralized remote device monitoring and management, proactive alerting and issue resolution, cross-estate operational visibility and customizable KPIs, and structured data for AI readiness. Canopy Founder and CEO Steve Latham said the collaboration starts with one view of the Oracle Simphony Cloud platform alongside every other device in the restaurant, opening the door to agentic service operations where AI catches and fixes problems proactively rather than after a customer reports them. Tim Brown, Group Vice President of Global Solution Engineering at Oracle Restaurants, said the partnership provides Simphony customers a dedicated platform for system observability, control and access to custom configured automated workflows. By joining the program, Canopy has opportunities to achieve Oracle designations, including Oracle Expertise, that can validate its skills and capabilities around specific products, services, industries and geographies.

Wolters Kluwer Tax & Accounting has introduced its CCH tax and accounting brand in Belgium, making the country the first continental European market to adopt the portfolio. The move brings several of the company's Belgian tax and accounting products under one brand, including CCH Clearfacts, CCH Codabox, CCH Flowin and CCH Clearnox, and Adsolut Personenbelasting will be renamed CCH Personal Tax. The products became part of Wolters Kluwer in 2024 following its acquisition of Isabel Group's European accountancy portfolio. CCH, the global portfolio brand for Wolters Kluwer Tax & Accounting, combines tax and accounting expertise with connected workflows, cloud technology and AI-enabled capabilities delivered through the company's Expert AI layer. The launch follows Wolters Kluwer's shift towards cloud-based and intelligent products and represents the first stage of a wider CCH rollout across continental Europe, with Belgium, Netherlands and UK vice-president and general manager Marie Costers saying accountants gain a single connected ecosystem covering the entire workflow from pre- to core and post-accounting.

Quick Transformation Public Company Limited, or QUICK, is preparing an initial public offering of 32 million shares with a par value of 0.50 baht per share within 2026, with Jay Capital Advisory Company Limited as financial advisor. The proceeds will be used for four purposes: product research and development, development of personnel training programs, strategic investment, and working capital. The company operates as a full-service digital technology consulting and platform business, providing software through enterprise resource planning on Microsoft Dynamics 365 and connecting data from IoT and AI. Its main revenue comes from ERP at approximately 85%, with about 50% being recurring revenue. For operating results over the past three and a half years, the company reported total revenue of 229.74 million baht, 240.78 million baht, and 301.44 million baht in 2023, 2024, and 2025 respectively, and total revenue of 166.81 million baht in the first six months of 2026, up from 131.24 million baht in the same period last year. Net profit stood at 34.49 million baht, 42.17 million baht, and 51.97 million baht in 2023, 2024, and 2025 respectively, and net profit was 34.22 million baht in the first six months of 2026, up from 16.68 million baht in the same period last year. The company currently has 350 customers, of which approximately 50% are in the manufacturing sector, with retail and services at about 20% each and logistics at approximately 10%. It aims to expand its customer base in the medical sector.