(Reuters) - Compuware Corp should consider an immediate sale or a new restructuring plan, activist investor Starboard Value LP said in a letter to the business software maker on Thursday. Compuware ...

57 percent of enterprises with a mainframe currently run more than half of their business-critical applications on the platform-with that number expected to increase to 64 percent by next year. 72 ...

Private equity firm Thoma Bravo is reportedly looking into multiple options for Compuware, which would value the mainframe DevOps company at about $2 billion Private equity firm Thoma Bravo is ...

Software developer Compuware announced a $2.5 billion sale to private equity firm Thoma Bravo on Tuesday, bringing an end to years of outside pressure by minority shareholder and hedge fund Elliott ...

Software company Compuware is charging IBM with using its intellectual property and engaging in illegal tying of its technologies and anti-competitive practices, according to a lawsuit filed Tuesday ...

Once Michigan's largest computer technology company, Compuware is now retreating from the public eye as it casts its fate with a private equity firm and an aging but still profitable technology — the ...

Compuware said the acquisition would add to its line of application performance monitoring and management software, expanding its application monitoring capabilities beyond corporate data centers to ...

AI success depends on whether enterprise data is ready, reachable, and close enough to the workloads that need it. In this eSpeaks episode, Dell Technologies’ Vrashank Jain explains why fragmented ...

IBM spokeswoman Laura Keeton said the company declined to comment on the suit. Compuware, a software developer for mainframe computers, has three main complaints against the dominant mainframe maker.

The activist investment firm Elliott Management this morning said it has offered to buy Compuware for $11 a share in cash. The firm already has an 8% stake in the company; it filed an initial 13D on ...

Application management firm Compuware is buying Web optimization company Gomez for $295 million to offer customers a unified approach toward optimizing their applications. Application management and ...