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  • Fri Jul 23 2004 BEA's Bosworth decamps to Google

    The chief architect's departure comes at a tricky time for BEA, which recently posted worse-than-expected first-quarter revenue.

    Posted by Martin LaMonica

  • Tue Oct 2 2001 Software maker BEA appoints new CEO

    Alfred Chuang, current president and chief operating officer, takes over for Bill Coleman, who's moving into the role of chief strategy officer.

    Posted by Wylie Wong

  • Mon Apr 12 2004 BEA, Veritas to tune tools in utility alliance

    The alliance calls for the two companies' engineering groups to help products such as BEA's WebLogic and Veritas' OpForce work better together in corporate data centers.

    Posted by Martin LaMonica

  • Wed Sep 28 2005 BEA acquires M7

    Middleware company BEA Systems buys applications tools developer M7 in an effort to expand its open-source tools chest.

    Posted by Dawn Kawamoto

  • Fri Apr 14 2006 BEA pitches to the business crowd

    Facing larger competitors and open-source alternatives, BEA is pitching new software to assemble, rather than code, business applications.

    Posted by Martin LaMonica

  • Wed Jun 8 2005 BEA dives into application assembly

    Looking to boost sales and reach beyond its Java roots, the company plans to launch the AquaLogic product line.

    Posted by Martin LaMonica

  • Tue Aug 24 2004 Executive flight continues at BEA

    The exit of Chief Marketing Officer Tod Nielsen is the sixth confirmed executive departure from the company in the past two months.

    Posted by Martin LaMonica

  • Wed May 19 2004 BEA hopes to start open-source buzz with Beehive

    The Java software maker plans to release portions of its WebLogic Workshop development tool to an open-source project, with the hope of making its technology more broadly available.

    Posted by Martin LaMonica

  • Tue May 25 2004 BEA outlines Liquid Computing plan

    Speaking at its customer conference, BEA Systems' CEO lays out plans for products such as messaging-based integration software and administration tools.

    Posted by Martin LaMonica

  • Mon Feb 22 1999 BEA marries application server, middleware

    The unified product will give the San Jose, California-based company the ability to compete with IBM, executives hope.

    Posted by Wylie Wong

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