Reference for MICROMUSE. Search for MICROMUSE

AI searches containing MICROMUSE

MICROMUSE

Micromuse

Former American software company

Micromuse was a network management software company founded in London in 1989 and headquartered from 1997 in San Francisco. Micromuse's valuation peaked

Micromuse

MicroMUSE

1990 video game

MicroMUSE is a MUD started in 1990. It is based on the TinyMUSE system, which allows members to interact in a virtual environment called Cyberion City

MicroMUSE

Greg Brown (businessman)

American businessman

2001 for $1 billion (estimated). Brown left Ameritech for the company Micromuse. He was the Chairman and CEO for the San Francisco-based network management

Greg Brown (businessman)

Greg_Brown_(businessman)

Lloyd Carney

American businessman (born 1962)

became Chairman and Chief Executive Officer of Micromuse, a network management software company. Micromuse was acquired by IBM in 2006. In 2008, Carney

Lloyd Carney

Lloyd_Carney

Tivoli Software

Software company bought by IBM

IBM's adoption and promotion of other non-TMF based products, such as Micromuse Netcool Omnibus in February 2006 and the increasing general acceptance

Tivoli Software

Tivoli_Software

Multi-user dungeon

Video game genre

MicroMuse at the suggestion of Wallace Feurzeig of BBN. MicroMuse evolves into the first educational Mud, with emphasis on K12 outreach. "MicroMUSE Charter"

Multi-user dungeon

Multi-user_dungeon

Stephen Allott

British technology executive and founder

was the President and CFO of the network management software provider Micromuse during its peak market capitalisation in 2000 and later served as the

Stephen Allott

Stephen_Allott

RiverSoft

now delisted. RiverSoft was founded, in 1997, by Phil Tee after he left Micromuse, a former competing company which was founded in 1987 when Tee was a student

RiverSoft

Sierra Ventures

American venture capital firm

Menlo Park, California. Early investments included Healtheon, Intuit, Micromuse, and StrataCom. The firm is run by managing directors Mark Fernandes,

Sierra Ventures

Sierra_Ventures

List of mergers and acquisitions by IBM

August 14, 2006. Retrieved 2008-06-02. "IBM Completes Acquisition of Micromuse Inc" (Press release). IBM. 2006-02-15. Archived from the original on March

List of mergers and acquisitions by IBM

List_of_mergers_and_acquisitions_by_IBM

Xsigo Systems

Computer I/O company acquired by Oracle

Netcool Division and prior to that, was chairman and CEO of Micromuse. Prior to Micromuse, Carney was COO at Juniper Networks and head of three divisions

Xsigo Systems

Xsigo_Systems

List of MUDs

et al. Xerox PARC, independent Cross-genre Social MU* MOO LambdaCore MicroMUSE 1990 Free Cross-genre Educational, social MU* MUSH, TinyMUSE TinyMUSE

List of MUDs

List_of_MUDs

Cambridge Computer Lab Ring

British alumni organisation

Allott, a Cambridge graduate who had recently scaled software provider Micromuse to $7.8 billion following its floatation on the Nasdaq, to form an alumni

Cambridge Computer Lab Ring

Cambridge_Computer_Lab_Ring

Ken Drake (photographer)

British-born Australian photographer

Drake originally worked in information technology at British Telecom and Micromuse in London. In 2006 he emigrated to Perth, Western Australia where he founded

Ken Drake (photographer)

Ken_Drake_(photographer)

Crown Representative for Small Businesses

Representative for SMEs. The first Crown Representative, former president of Micromuse and founder of the Cambridge Computer Lab Ring Stephen Allott, launched

Crown Representative for Small Businesses

Crown_Representative_for_Small_Businesses

IBM Cloud and Smarter Infrastructure

application mapping 2005 CIMS Lab Software usage metering and reporting 2006 Micromuse Network management 2006 Rembo Operating system provisioning 2006 Dorana

IBM Cloud and Smarter Infrastructure

IBM_Cloud_and_Smarter_Infrastructure