Did HP swallow Mercury, or did Mercury swallow HP? Since the acquisition was completed last November, you have to wonder. After all, HP has adopted Mercury’s nomenclature and now talks a lot about BTO ...

A 20-year veteran at the company, Jim Grant was most recently the general manager of HP's OpenView software business. He'll lead BMC's group that sells software for help desks. Stephen Shankland ...

SYDNEY, Australia--Hewlett-Packard has melded Peregrine's asset management technology with its OpenView management software, an HP executive said, dismissing a Gartner report that it is losing its ...

Dubai, UAE, June 16 th, 2006 - HP Middle East today announced new HP OpenView management solutions that enable chief information officers to transform their information technology departments into ...

HP not only wants to breathe new life into its venerable OpenView platform, the company is counting on it as its enterprise software lynchpin. Peter Blackmore, executive vice president for HP’s ...

Not long ago, HP announced that it intended to acquire Peregrine Systems – news that took many by surprise and caused some jitters about how the integration of Peregrine may deflect HP from other ...

HP is working separately with several providers of business-intelligence software, including Business Objects, Cognos, Hyperion, and SAS, to develop products that will be optimized to work with HP's ...

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OpenView is no longer an official product in the HP portfolio, it emerged on Tuesday. Although the company didn't make an official announcement at its Software Universe event in Vienna this week, ...

Hewlett-Packard (HP) is throwing the full weight of its seven-week-old merger with Compaq Computer behind expanding its network, systems and services management software business. Senior officials ...

When it comes to utility computing, for Hewlett-Packard Co. the future may already be here, but the customers aren’t. HP, IBM Corp. and Sun Microsystems Inc. are locked in battle to provide a new type ...