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Showing 1-19 of 19 results foundCA welcomes Wily with $375 million deal
January 5, 2006 Computer Associates International plans to pay for the applications management company in cash.CA switches CTO roles
January 26, 2006 shifts tech exec responsibilities.CA buys antispam company
July 26, 2005 Computer Associates has acquired e-mail security software maker Qurb, in a further move into the security industry.Seeking focus, CA will mothball some products
February 16, 2005 Instead of trying to maintain a portfolio of 1,000 products, firm will focus on 300 or 400 in security, systems management.CA to buy Concord Communications
April 7, 2005 Deal is designed to strengthen CA's network management capabilities and help it better compete against HP, analyst says.CA's CEO-elect mixes it up
January 24, 2005 In first management move, John Swainson creates autonomous product groups, shuffles top executives, eyes more acquisitions.CA unloads parcel to Sage Group
December 23, 2003 Computer Associates International sells its business applications subsidiary, ACCPAC International, to the United Kingdom-based parent company of Best Software for $110 million in cash.CA picks up PestPatrol
August 16, 2004 Computer Associates International joins fight with buyout of anti-spyware company PestPatrol.Trying to turn the page at CA
April 21, 2004 CNET News.com's Mike Ricciuti says Computer Associates' new chief executive will need tools to get beyond the software maker's turbulent history.CA to buy Netegrity for $430 million
October 6, 2004 The smaller firm's technology will help strengthen Computer Associates International's ability to provide network access tools, it says.CA taps ex-IBM exec as its next chief
November 23, 2004 After tumultuous year dominated by accounting scandal, software maker turns to former WebSphere head.Computer Associates shows off latest tech
May 24, 2004 At its customer conference, CA outlines its technology vision, including updates to its wireless and Web services products. Also on tap: a big commitment to open source.Industry cheers Novell's Linux buy
November 6, 2003 Computing industry stalwarts such as HP, Oracle and even Microsoft welcome Novell's planned buyout of SuSE Linux, saying the move will mean a stronger business partner for their own wares.HP buys into Web services management
September 3, 2003 The company plans to acquire start-up Talking Blocks to accelerate its push into the Web services management market.Rivals hope for the worst for Symantec
December 17, 2004 Competitors expect history's largest software acquisition will be a stumbling block for the new union.Was it worth the effort?
July 16, 2004 On the eve of a decisive court confrontation, CNET News.com's Charles Cooper takes the measure of Larry Ellison's pursuit of PeopleSoft--and finds it wanting.HP snaps up Mercury Interactive
July 25, 2006 Plans to bolster OpenView management software with Mercury's app development products--for $4.5 billion.HP: We're still big on OpenView
March 1, 2006 Company unveils Peregrine products, dismisses report that it's losing foothold in management software.Oblix buys into Web services management
February 4, 2004 The maker of identity management software plans to acquire Web services management start-up Confluent Software, accelerating consolidation in the marketplace.
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