Acquisitions: May 2010 Archives

IBM Agrees to Buy Sterling Commerce

user-pic
By Kaitlin Brunsden on May 24, 2010 11:03 AM 0 0 Vote 0 Votes
The 1.4 billion dollar acquisition is one of IBM's largest deals in three years. AT&T's Sterling Commerce is a leader in integration solutions and business applications. The companies combined should promise improved integration capabilities while leaping ahead of their competitors.... Read More..
Categories:

Blog Home | Archives

Recent posts from our Blogs

Keep up with what's hot in the world of business and IT integration.

Leah Archibald

Leah Archibald manages marketing communications and strategy for ebizQ. Before entering the IT space, Archibald worked in direct marketing in the retail industry, for companies such as New Balance and Lululemon. Archibald holds a BA from Mount Holyoke College and a MBA from Babson College. She can be reached at leah at ebizq dot net.

Prakash Kannoth

Prakash Kannoth is Technology executive at ITQuadrant. His areas of interest include business process management, enterprise architecture, business intelligence , cloud/infrastructure computing and technology in business.

Kaitlin Brunsden

Kaitlin Brunsden joins TechTarget as an associate editor at ebizQ. She attended SUNY Purchase and graduated with a degree in Creative Writing and a minor in Photography. Prior to joining ebizQ, Kaitlin worked as a copy editor for The Submission and Italics Mine! magazines.

Subscribe

 Subscribe in a reader

Recently Commented On

Tag Cloud

2009, 2010, 2010 predictions, AADI, adaptive planning, advanced analytics, agile, agility, Agility, Alchemy, Alchemy Solutions, Alfresco, analytics, Andrew White, announcement, apoint, application lifecycle management, application virtualization, architecture, Ariba, Arron Fu, asset management, at&t, Atmosphere, b2b, B2B, BA, bandwidth, Barry Zane, bi, BI, BlueCat, BlueCat Networks, BMC, Borge Hald, bpm, BPM, BSM, BTO Business Technology Optimization, business, Business Agility, business analyst, business intelligence, business performance management, business process management, business service management, business transaction monitoring, CA, Caren Skipworth, Carlos Landa, CEM, CEP, challenges, changes, CIO, cloud, cloud cisco google amazon rackspace, cloud computing, cloud services, CloudShare, CMO, collaboration, Collaboration, commercial, complex event processing, conference, Conference, connectivity, Content, Cordys, Correlsense, court system, creative vistas, CRM, Crosscheck, CSC, customer intelligence, customer relationship management, data, data center, data modeling, database, DataDirect, Day, Day Software, Decision Management, decluttering, DHCP, DNS, ecm, ECM, economy, Elastra, EMC, Empower 2010, encryption, enterprise content management, Enterprise Content Management, event processing, Facebook, file serving, financial services, Forrester, free trial, Fujitsu, full disk, Gartner, Gianluca Rattazzi, Google, google aws amazon appengine, governance, Governance, government, green, green IT, green technology, Gregg Willhoit, GXS, healthcare, HIPAA, HSPD 12, Ian Gotts, Ian Howells, ibm, IBM BPM LOMBARDI, Ilan Sehayek, Inovis, integration, IP address, IP Address Management, IPAM, iphone apps enterprise mobile salesforce sugarcrm, iphone healthcare, IT, it, James Taylor, Jaspersoft, Jitterbit, Jon Pyke, Jonathan Lindo, Joseph Belsanti, justice system, Kevin Cochrane, Kia Behnia, Kimberly Samuelson, Knoa, La Porte County, landesk, Larry Ellison, Larry Ritter, Laserfiche, Laserfiche Institute Conference, Lem Lasher, Linux, Live, live, load balancing, Lori Wizdo, Luc Roy, Mac, mainframe, manufacturing, Margaret Anderson, Mark Sochan, market, master data management, MaxiScale, MDM, mdm, MDM Summit, Medallia, merger, Michael Eklund, migration, Nastel, network printing, networking, networks, new normal, nGenera, Nimbus, OfficeMedium, Omega, OOW, open source, OpenWorld, optier, Oracle, oss-im view, ParAccel, Partnerpedia, PCC, Pegasystems, Peter Chiu, Peter Melerud, podcast, Podcast, Portals, printing, Progress, Remedy, Replay, Replay Solutions, Rio, RMS, Ron Langer, roundtable, saas, SaaS, Sage, sales, sap powerbuilder sybase microsoft aleri, security, service oriented architecture, Shadow, Sharepath, show, SOA, soa, SOA in Action, social CRM, social media, social networking, software as a service, Stephen T. Eyrick, sterling commerce, Steve Douty, storage, suites, Summit, Sybase, Symantec, Synovus, TDWI, Tim Minahan, travel, Trend Micro, Twitter, UniPrint, Vic Morris, video, virtualization, Vordel, web 2.0, webinar, Windows, WinMagic, winners, workflow, zimbra yahoo vmware collaboration springsource,

Monthly Archives

Blogs

ADVERTISEMENT