13 news & feature articles results for "kenneth cron restructuring plan"

The former IBM exec who was named CEO-elect of the troubled company last year replaces interim chief Kenneth Cron.

Posted by Dinesh C. Sharma

Computer Associates International board member Kenneth Cron takes the reins as interim CEO, and the company announces that it prematurely booked $2.2 billion in revenue during 2000 and 2001.

Posted by Martin LaMonica

The planned elimination of 800 jobs is part of a restructuring plan that will cost $40 million, the troubled firm says.

Posted by Dawn Kawamoto

The smaller firm's technology will help strengthen Computer Associates International's ability to provide network access tools, it says.

Posted by Matt Hines

Following a year marred by accounting woes, Computer Associates at its customer conference emphasizes its product vision, one that focuses on more-unified suites of management software.

Posted by Martin LaMonica

The executive, who recently resigned from the top posts at the software maker, said Friday he is leaving the company completely as investigations continue into its accounting practices.

Posted by Matt Hines

At its customer conference, CA outlines its technology vision, including updates to its wireless and Web services products. Also on tap: a big commitment to open source.

Posted by Martin LaMonica

With the recent stock deal, the viability of Baan is improved, but its long-term success hinges on Invensys' ability to retain Baan personnel.

Posted by null Gartner Viewpoint

Maybe Lucent Technologies shares can only go up, but that doesn't mean it's going to happen anytime soon.

Posted by Sergio G. Non