For the sum of $865 Million cash, IBM is outright purchasing Micromuse in order to add the company to it's Tivoli branch. Tivoli is a branch of IBM geared to support business software infrastructures, among other things. Primarily, Micromuse does diagnostics and schematics, and IBM hopes to use their technology in order to create self-managing and self-diagnosing software for both security and stability, such as the ability to be able to intelligently detect network intrusions. IBM absorbs the more than 1800 customers Micromuse currently has.
IBM purchases Micromuse for $865 Million
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