Who goes there? CA will know with Xceedium buy
In a move to round out its portfolio of enterprise identity management software, CA Technologies is acquiring security software provider Xceedium.
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CA Technologies embraces devops with updated tools
Like the farmer and the cowman, the administrator and developer can work together, even if they labor in separate departments.
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EU faces IT staff shortfall of 825,000, redoubles training
The European Union faces a huge shortfall of qualified IT staff in Europe by 2020, prompting EU countries to redouble efforts to offer technology training.
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CA acquires Grid-Tools for agile development
Adding to a growing portfolio of software development applications, CA Technologies has acquired Grid-Tools, whose software automates the process of testing newly-built applications.
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CA names Xbox cofounder its new CTO
Xbox cofounder Otto Berkes may have spent the bulk of his recent years focusing on consumer technology, but his next career move will be set squarely in the enterprise arena, as CA Technologies on Monday announced that it recruited him to serve as it...
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BMC has agreed to be acquired by a private investment consortium headed by Bain Capital and Golden Capital, in a deal worth about $US6.9 billion.
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