NuMega Technologies' BoundsChecker used to be a wonderful product
until Compuware took it over, bloated it and pushed the price into the Stratosphere.
Compuware slurped by private equiteer for $2.5bn
Private equity firm Thoma Bravo will acquire software house Compuware for about US$2.5bn. Shareholders will be delivered about $10.92 per share, a 17 per cent premium on last week's closing price for Compuware stock - not bad for a company once known as "the elephants' graveyard". Compuware chair Gurminder S. Bedi's canned …
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Thursday 4th September 2014 09:51 GMT Anonymous Coward
Eat and be eaten
Compuware bought a company back in 1999 that was developing nice simulation software. This software was discontinued after a year, leaving all customers without any other alternative than to look for other solutions.
They called me once to sell some more products and services, and check on "customer satisfaction". I told them go away. Now they finally did.
Biting the hand that feeds IT
