Computer Associates International Inc. earlier this month said it has delayed integrating newly acquired Sterling Software Inc. into CA products because the deal was finalized too close to the start of the annual CA-World 2000 user conference, held April 9 through 14.
A major business-to-business exchange took wing here last week at Computer Associates International Inc.'s annual user conference, CA World.
File Transfer protocol (universally known as FTP) is a remarkable term: It's both noun and verb, protocol and application, client and server (daemon).
At a joint press conference last night, Computer Associates International Inc. and trading and investing firm Nissho Iwai Corp. announced a joint venture to build a global, cross-industry business-to-business trading exchange.
Organisations that use - or might use - tools and services from Computer Associates International should be hearing from fewer CA representatives because of a reorganised sales and customer service department.
Organizations that use - or might use - tools and services from Computer Associates International Inc. should be hearing from fewer CA representatives because of a reorganized sales and customer service department.
Prudential Insurance Company of America Inc. CIO William Friel talked last week at the company's IT headquarters in Roseland, New Jersey, with Computerworld's Sami Lais about the future of e-commerce in general and insurance electronic business in particular.
On the eve of CA-World 2000, Computer Associates International Inc.'s annual user conference, CA chairman and CEO Charles B. Wang, 55, talked with Computerworld about electronic-commerce, the changes it is making to the economic and social landscape and CA's role in managing the e-commerce infrastructure.
Users of BMC Software's Patrol systems monitoring software have a new guarantee: Either the vendor meets project deadlines or customers get a 20% refund and the extra work is free.
BMC Software Inc. in Houston has begun offering an on-time, on-budget implementation of its Patrol system monitoring software -- or else.
E-commerce action in the $450 billion U.S. trucking industry is already giving off sparks, and it's heating up even more with Web sites for load brokers, shippers and providers of information.
Federal electronic-business specialist Applied Management Systems Inc. (AMSI) in Rockville, Maryland, yesterday became the latest purchase in Computer Associates International Inc.'s shopping spree for companies that have a foothold in the federal government market.
With cash reserves dwindling, online grocer Peapod Inc. is working "round-the-clock" to replace a $120 million funding deal that fell through last week, according to a company spokesman.
Two systems management vendors have collaborated on software that will correlate and report on data from multiple sources to ease monitoring of application and network performance.
The Great Atlantic & Pacific Tea Co.'s announcement of a planned $250 million systems overhaul sent the supermarket chain's stock rating into a tailspin this week.