AUSTIN, Texas _ The tough love that began three years ago at Tivoli Software is paying off. Unhappy with the Austin-based division's performance and undisciplined culture, IBM Corp. started to shake ...

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IBM plans to acquire network-management software maker Micromuse in a $865 million cash deal, Big Blue said Wednesday. The transaction is designed to enhance Big Blue's Tivoli software portfolio with ...

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IBM last week started shipping its Change and Configuration Management Database, along with three Process Manager tools. In an interview with Computerworld late last month,Al Zollar, general manager ...

Tivoli, IBM’s management software arm, last week said it would soon offer software that will let customers manage service-oriented architecture -based applications. Alfred Zollar, general manager at ...

Zmanda, a provider of open source and cloud-based backup solutions, today announced a product that enables Tivoli administrators to incorporate backups of MySQL databases as part of an enterprise-wide ...

IBM is expanding its Tivoli management software so it can control e-commerce software such as Web servers and application servers, the company plans to announce Friday. Tivoli is used to monitor and ...

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