It’s easy to forget that FileMaker, Inc., is a wholly owned subsidiary of Apple. The direct successor to Claris, FileMaker has, to a degree that saddens its main product’s many dedicated users, become ...

FileMaker is helping to grow the entry-level database market with the release of its latest suite of desktop and server products for the Windows and Mac operating systems. The company, which is a ...

Trained exclusively on our massive library of expert buying advice, finding the right tech to fit your life has never been easier. FileMaker Go is a well-designed iPad app that lets you access ...

Apple subsidiary FileMaker upgraded its namesake family of database solutions to FileMaker 13 this month. The new version continues FileMaker's efforts to extend the product's reach to the Web and ...

eSpeaks’ Corey Noles talks with Rob Israch, President of Tipalti, about what it means to lead with Global-First Finance and how companies can build scalable, compliant operations in an increasingly ...

A database is useless if your users can’t access it, so on Tuesday, FileMaker revealed a major update to its FileMaker database platform that allows users to access FileMaker databases through a ...

FileMaker Pro is the biggest Windows app that Apple makes, it and its Mac version are a crucial part of businesses large and small — and it was nearly owned by Microsoft. Here's the story of the huge ...

There’s something for everyone in version 10 of the Mac’s most popular database management program, FileMaker Pro, and its big brother, FileMaker Pro Advanced. Developers can now be more responsive to ...

Despite owning FileMaker, Apple has never included a database app with iWork. Apple has now acquired Kuzu, Inc, a firm developing fast, flexible graph databases. Apple has had the FileMaker database ...

Everything we liked about Filemaker Pro 10 ($299 direct, ) returns in FileMaker Pro 11: Ease of use, powerful relational databases, a fast database design process, and helpful assistance with ...

Enterprise developers these days are usually heads down, in the trenches working on in-depth applications using Java or .NET with data stored in SQL Server or Oracle or DB2 databases. But there are ...