Reseller Tribridge has launched a program designed to provide greater gender equality in its operations. The Tampa, Fla.-based organization has established the Tribridge Women's Network, which it says includes "measurable commitments for recruiting, retention and development of women leaders, including programs designed to accelerate personal and professional growth."

Just read that the head of chief of staff in North Korea has been executed. The following memory was delivered to his successor: "We've got good news and bad news. The good news is you've been named head of the army. The bad news is your execution is scheduled for next year. ... Federal prosecutors have decided upon an appropriate punishment for the militia that occupied an Oregon wildness area. They will be sent to bed without their supper. ... This week's test is to talk about all the great Super Bowl ads and try to remember what they were advertising.

Open Systems has formed a partnership with AvidXchange to integrate with the latter's AP payments applications. The agreement will provide the ability for Open System's Traverse users to access AvidXchange's AvidPay payment system. The companies plan to provide joint activities, such as educational webinars and conferences. Open Systems says AvidPay can be implemented with relative speed and all AvidXchange products come with a 45-day implementation guarantee. Based in Charlotte, N.C., Avid last year completed $225 million in minority growth financing led by Bain Capital Ventures.