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Gartner: Microsoft gains on IBM, CA, BMC in IT operations management software market
Microsoft posted robust 16.1 percent year-over-year revenue growth in the IT operations management (ITOM) software market last year, closing in on markets leaders IBM, CA Technologies and BMC Software, which all had lackluster performances in 2012, according to Gartner.
CA agrees to purchase API management firm Layer 7
CA Technology's acquisition of Layer 7 marks the second purchase of an application programming interface (API) management firm in as many weeks. CA Technology said this week that it agreed to acquire Layer 7 for an undisclosed consideration.
Spotlight: Shell launches BYOD program for 135,000 staff members
Oil and gas company Shell is launching a BYOD program involving 135,000 staff members, according to a report by v3.co.uk.
Gartner: Enterprise content-aware data loss prevention market to reach $670 million this year
As more and more devices flood into the enterprise, the risk of losing sensitive corporate data increases. One solution for enterprises is to deploy content-aware data loss prevention (DLP) technology, which checks data at rest or in motion and can carry out responses, from data notification to active blocking of content.
CA Technologies, Oracle among identity and access governance market leaders, says Gartner
Aveksa, CA Technologies, Courion, Oracle and SailPoint have been named leaders in the identity and access governance (IAG) market, according to research firm Gartner.
CA Technologies named leader in enterprise management survey
CA Technologies this week was named a value leader in the Enterprise Management Associates' EMA Radar for Enterprise Network Management Systems (ENMS): Q4 2012 report.
IDC: Data center power, space and cooling problems disrupt enterprises
Nearly 85 percent of enterprises said issues with data center power, space and cooling capacity have delayed or canceled application rollouts, reduced their ability to support customers and resulted in unplanned reallocation of resources away from strategic goals during the past year, according to a recent IDC study.
Dell spends $2.4B to buy enterprise-focused Quest Software
Dell Inc., the second-largest U.S. personal-computer vendor, announced Monday it will buy enterprise technology company Quest Software Inc., in a $2.36 billion cash-deal aimed at bolstering Dell's data-center hardware business.
