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Bruce Richardson

Chief Research Officer Bruce Richardson’s companion blog to the First Thing Monday newsletter. Here he scrutinizes the enterprise software market, including in-depth examination of the players and trends shaping the future of business technology.

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Product Lifecycle Management

October 09, 2008

Oracle Acquires Again: Primavera is the latest

The global economic slump isn't slowing Oracle down as it sets out to acquire Primavera, a product portfolio management (PPM) vendor mainly targeting project intensive industries like aerospace and defense. PPM is software that helps organizations prioritize large investments. Oracle is hoping to expand the use of this type of software beyond just these industries with Enterprise PPM, a growing market segment that helps all companies manage projects. If you are a client, AMR Research's Dennis Gaughan, Jim Shepherd, and Mike Burkett have the full story in "Oracle Acquires Primavera."

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