Microsoft acquires Opalis Software
December 13th, 2009 Leave a comment Visited 83 times, 8 so far today
Microsoft acquires Opalis Software
Microsoft has announced that they are acquiring Opalis Software.
Opalis Software is a Toronto-based private company that deals in IT process automation software.
It would now operate as an wholly owned subsidiary of the US based software giant.
Microsoft added in a statement:
And why Opalis? First, Opalis customers have told us that the Opalis employees are a strong set of individuals. Second, customer feedback is that the Opalis software is easy to use, easy to deploy and delivers value in a short period of time. This part is important. Out of the box, Opalis products integrate with System Center, and will allow System Center to integrate with other infrastructure software from CA, BMC, HP and others to integrate across an IT organization.
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