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• CA equips management tools for cloud oversight

  CA Technologies has updated a number of its programs to make their users more ready to run some operations in a cloud environment, the company announced Wednesday.

• Optus cuts IT help desk costs by 60 per cent

  Optus has slashed its IT help desk costs by 60 per cent after rolling out self-service security software.

• CA to buy application testing company ITKO

  CA said on Wednesday it plans to acquire Interactive TKO, which offers a simulation platform designed to reduce the time it takes to develop and test complex applications, for US$330 million in cash.

• CA modernizes the mainframe with updated stack

  Addressing some of the chief problems faced by mainframe operators today, CA Technologies has updated its stack of mainframe management software to help cut costs and simplify management.

• Symantec nabs CA Technologies' Brenton Smith

  Former CA Technologies Australia managing director, Brenton Smith, has jumped ship to Symantec's Cloud division.

• CA Technologies loses Australian director

  The Australian head of CA Technologies has quit the top job after only three years in the role.

• Creating a Cloud culture

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• Former Google CIO to speak at local IT expo

  Former Google CIO Douglas C Merrill will deliver the keynote address at the upcoming CA World Expo events in Sydney and Melbourne.
  

• BMC buys app performance vendor Coradiant

  BMC has purchased Coradiant, maker of software for improving end-user experience and tracking Web application performance, the company said Thursday. Terms were not disclosed.

• Brumbies scrum down with Cloud data analysis

  If there was a Rugby Union god, the Brumbies would be praying to the deity now.

• CA Technologies acquires government consulting firm

  In a move to strengthen its presence in the U.S. government IT market, CA Technologies has acquired Base Technologies, a privately held consulting firm that specializes in managing IT assets for U.S. public sector agencies.

• CA acquires Australian telecom consultancy, Torokina Networks

  CA Technologies has acquired Torokina Networks, a Sydney-based consultancy focused on helping communications service providers (CSPs) in the Asia-Pacific region manage their networks, the companies announced Tuesday. Terms of the deal were not disclosed.

• CA Technologies localises on-demand project management

  In the latest of a spate of local Cloud moves, CA Technologies will deploy its project management service in Australia and New Zealand, storing data locally through Fujitsu.
  

• Retailers failing to assess customer experience

  While more of us buying goods online, companies are not sure that they're always up to the mark. Nearly seven out of 10 companies are failing to keep tabs on how well they were delivering business services according to new research from CA Technologies.

• CA relinquishes last stake in Ingres

  CA Technologies has sold off its remaining 20 percent stake in Ingres to venture capital firm Garnett & Helfrich Capital, which is now the open-source database company's sole owner.