Arbitrator orders ST Micro to pay NXP $59M

Arbitrator orders ST Micro to pay NXP $59M:

"SAN FRANCISCO—STMicroelectronics NV has been ordered to pay about $59 million to NXP Semiconductors BV by an arbitration tribunal to settle a dispute over charges for wafers NXP supplied to ST's wireless joint venture in 2008 and 2009, ST said Monday (April 9)."

Balanced View of Compuware - Zacks.com

Balanced View of Compuware - Zacks.com:

 "The Vantage, Gomez and dynaTrace acquisitions have turned into crucial growth drivers for the company’s Application Performance Management (APM) business unit making Compuware prescient of favorable yields accruing in the coming years. The company currently projects revenues of up to $544 million in 2015 from APM as technology gallops through the era of cloud computing solutions and online applications."

Global Application Performance Management Software Market 2011-2015 | TechNavio

Global Application Performance Management Software Market 2011-2015 | TechNavio:

"TechNavio's analysts forecast the Global Application Performance Management Software market to grow at a CAGR of 14 percent over the period 2011-2015. One of the key factors contributing to this market growth is the growing interest of organizations in application performance visibility. The Global Application Performance Management Software market has also been witnessing the increasing focus of vendors on mid-market companies. However, varying needs of customers could pose a challenge to the growth of this market."

BlueStripe Accelerates Root Cause Problem-Solving with New Transaction Analytics - Yahoo! News

BlueStripe Accelerates Root Cause Problem-Solving with New Transaction Analytics - Yahoo! News:

"BlueStripe Software, a leader in application transaction management solutions, today announced the availability of transaction-specific analytics for problem isolation. BlueStripe’s FactFinder transaction monitoring solution now includes the Correlatron™ analytics engine that accelerates root cause analysis of application and transaction issues by showing users the most likely problem areas when an issue occurs.
Correlatron pares down the millions of metrics in typical application environments to just the thousands that are relevant to an application or transaction path; then analyzes that data to identify a small set of candidat

es most closely related to the problem. By leveraging FactFinder’s comprehensive transaction dependency awareness, Correlatron automates the process of identifying which metrics are likely connected to a specific problem (such as slow Login Response Time)."

Find Jobs - Tivoli Workload Automation Jobs in Addison, Illinois - TEKsystems, Inc

Find Jobs - Tivoli Workload Automation Jobs in Addison, Illinois - TEKsystems, Inc: "Job Description

Job Classification: Contract

TEKsystems is looking for a Tivoli Workload Automation Consultant for a 6+ month contract in Addiosn, IL.
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NCTechNews -- North Carolina's Technology News Source

NCTechNews -- North Carolina's Technology News Source:

"(Research Triangle Park, N.C.) As part of an ongoing effort to build a stronger technology community in North Carolina, NCTechNews will be publishing Q&A profile sessions with select businesses and organizations throughout our state. In today’s installment, NCTechNews talks with Chris Neal, CEO of BlueStripe Software, which produces transaction performance management solutions including its flagship product, FactFinder."

Soft4ops - Why uJES ?

Soft4ops - Why uJES ?: "

uJES is a Job Entry Subsystem for Unix, Linux, Windows and Mac/OS Platforms.

uJES provides most of the job management facilities you get from an IBM's Z/OS System running JES2 or JES3.

uJES is intended to be used by people who know the MVS production, whether they are still active in that environment or not. In any case, uJES is targeting two categories of users:

The “forced approach” where MVS users find themselves unwillingly involved with Unix systems. This being the result of a downsizing from MVS or the addition of a Unix production to their MVS environment.
The “deliberate approach” where MVS users really want to take over all or part of the Unix batch production process while retaining their habits and working methods.
Although MVS has been a proven technology for many years while MVS staff also build reliable and highly valuable skills. The Unix operating system was never designed to manage IT batch production."

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