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Altiris Buys Tonic for App-Level Monitoring Best known for server and PC monitoring, the acquisition gives the IT lifecycle management outfit a view into Java and .NET applications. |
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Symantec Facing Overlaps With Altiris And Rivals Symantec's $830 million purchase of IT management software maker Altiris is yet another message to rival Microsoft that it intends to be more than just a top security software maker. |
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Entrust Gets Help From Uncle Sam In a tough software sector, diversification is paying off for Entrust. Investors, take note. |
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Dell Taps Altiris For Management Software Dell touts automated delivery of BIOS, ROM and firmware updates for Windows and Linux servers. |
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Software Going Soft Software companies are pinning their woes on Sarbanes-Oxley, even if it's not the main culprit. But investors should ask whether recent earnings-report bad news is being caused by changes in the strategic viability of their businesses instead. |
