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CT Industry
CT Industry
5/1/2008
:: M&A, Etc.
HP EXPANDS. HP has announced it will acquire Tower Software, a document and records management software company based in Canberra, Australia. The acquisition of Tower will add electronic records management to HP Software's existing eDiscovery and compliance capabilities in information collection and retention.
:: PEOPLE
VP OF HIGHER ED. Unicon, a provider of open source enterprise portals, applications, and technology consulting for higher ed, has selected Gregory Baker as VP of its Higher Education Professional Services division. Prior to joining Unicon, Baker held positions as VP of product management, product development, business operations, and business development for Blackboard.
SHARP CEO. Sharp Electronics has appointed Daisuke Koshima to chairman and chief executive officer. The 37-year Sharp veteran replaces Toshihiko Fujimoto, who will transfer to a new assignment as general manager for strategic planning with Sharp's International Business Group in Japan.
HI-TECH VET TO NETCLARITY. Network access control vendor NetClarity has named Christopher Calisi as chairman and CEO. Calisi has held executive positions at Overland Storage, eHelp (now Adobe), and Symantec.
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