- Wed Jul 11 2001 BEA to buy Crossgain
BEA Systems has announced its intention to acquire privately held software developer Crossgain for an undisclosed amount. With the acquisition of Redmond, Wash.-based Crossgain, BEA would get a team of software engineers that it hopes can help it further develop and improve its server software applications and tools. BEA, based in San Jose, Calif., makes application-server software that allows customers to bridge various software programs and conduct e-commerce transactions. With its WebLogic server software, developers have a base on which to build and integrate e-business processes. Financial terms of the deal were not disclosed.
Posted by Melanie Austria Farmer
- Fri Jan 19 2001 Microsoft name games and Crossgain migraines
One of my New Year's resolutions was to start paying more attention to my mail.
Posted by CNET Staff
- Sun Sep 10 2000 Start-up gains Netscape funding, Microsoft engineers
A small fortune in Netscape money is combining with a small army of Microsoft veterans to create Crossgain, a start-up geared for commercial Web application developers.
Posted by Paul Festa
- Tue Jan 6 2009 VMware hires away Borland CEO
Tod Nielsen to become COO at virtualization company where he hooks up with former boss from his Microsoft days, VMware CEO Paul Maritz
Posted by Charles Cooper
- Tue Jul 19 2005 Microsoft sues over Google hire
Lawsuit is response to defection of Kai-Fu Lee, who has been focusing on new search technologies for Redmond.
Posted by Ina Fried
- Tue Aug 24 2004 Executive flight continues at BEA
The exit of Chief Marketing Officer Tod Nielsen is the sixth confirmed executive departure from the company in the past two months.
Posted by Martin LaMonica
- Fri Aug 18 2000 VCs fund ex-Microsoft exec, About cuts a check
As those of you familiar with my autoresponder know, I read all my email--or at least what my faithful assistant Trixie Pixel deems appropriate.
Posted by CNET Staff
- Fri Jul 23 2004 BEA's Bosworth decamps to Google
The chief architect's departure comes at a tricky time for BEA, which recently posted worse-than-expected first-quarter revenue.
Posted by Martin LaMonica
- Thu Jan 25 2001 IBM technology lets B2B fingers do the walking
Big Blue is giving the open-source community a Java technology that will allow businesses to connect to a giant online directory for conducting e-commerce.
Posted by Wylie Wong
- Thu Jul 28 2005 Poachers encroach on tech-talent turf
Google-Microsoft spat underscores legal risks that make employee poaching a tricky business. Maybe that's why it's not on the rise.
Posted by Ed Frauenheim
