http://www.netvouz.com/PROJECTCONSULT/tag/autonomy?feed=rss PROJECTCONSULT's bookmarks tagged "autonomy" on Netvouz http://www.project-consult.de/ecm/news/2011/hp_setzt_auf_software_und_steigt_den_ecm_markt_ein HP setzt auf Software und steigt in den ECM Markt ein | PROJECT CONSULT | 19.08.2011 | Hewlett Packard setzt auf Software. Ein Zielmarkt ist ECM Enterprise Content Management. Am 18.08.2011 kündigte HP an, für ca. 10 Milliarden US$ den Anbieter Autonomy zu übernehmen. | Mit der Ankündigung musste HP auch gleich eine Schlappe mitteilen: den Ausstieg aus Smartphone- und Tablet-geschäft. webOS hat hier keine Chance. Auch aus einigen Hardwarebereichen wie dem PC-Geschäft will sich HP zurückziehen. HP setzt auf Software und Services. Viele Analysten sehen hier HP auf dem Weg zu einem vergleichbaren Konzept wie IBM (Bloomberg, TechCrunch, ZDnet u.a.). Mit einem Big Bang soll dieser Markt erobert werden. Das Acquisition Target ist Autonomy. PROJECTCONSULT Fri, 19 Aug 2011 09:33:24 GMT http://wallstreetpit.com/82078-hewlett-packard-plans-to-buy-software-company-spin-off-pcs HP to acquire Autonomy | Wall Street Pie | 2011-08-18 | With this acquisition HP would get a grip on other important ECM products and services like archiving, search and others ... and a strong customer base! HP will then become one of the most important players in the ECM environment (they already have tower and other stuff, but would get Autonomy and their stack of products like Interwoven. The consolidation in the ECM market place continues PROJECTCONSULT Thu, 18 Aug 2011 17:14:20 GMT http://www.fiercecontentmanagement.com/special-reports/merger-and-acquisition-roundup-who-changed-game-2010 It's clear to anyone that follows content management, that consolidation goes part and parcel with this business. In fact, Alan Pelz-Sharpe wrote about this in a recent Industry Voices post. Heck, there was an outrageous rumor last week that Oracle was interested in EMC. Rumors have also surfaced this year about about a possible Open Text-Autonomy merger. That would be the height of irony, wouldn't it? Two companies that make a living purchasing other companies joining together. But those are just rumors. This special report looks at actual mergers and acquisitions that went down this year. Maybe the biggest, and perhaps the most shocking came when Adobe bought Day Software. It was especially interesting given that Adobe already has a working relationshi... PROJECTCONSULT Thu, 11 Nov 2010 13:36:00 GMT