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Sandy Kemsley

Software AG and webMethods

By Sandy Kemsley on June 3, 2007 5:32 PM 0

The acquisition of webMethods by Software AG that I wrote about in April has finally come to fruition, although the planned press/analyst web conference on Friday somehow managed to crash the hosting provider's servers so I didn't get all the gory details. From their press release, however, it appears that the webMethods brand will be retained, and Software AG's current Crossvision business will be renamed as webMethods.

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