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Informatica Proposes $104M Takeover Of Heiler

Informatica has made an offer to acquire all outstanding shares of German-listed Heiler Software through its indirect wholly-owned subsidiary Informatica Deutschland, for roughly $104...

Informatica Names Google’s Amy Chang To Board

  Amy Chang has joined the Informatica board of directors. As the global head of product for Ads Measurement and Reporting at Google, Ms. Chang...

Informatica Announces Cloud Support For Microsoft Dynamics CRM

Informatica Cloud now provides native support for Microsoft Dynamics CRM Online and Microsoft Dynamics CRM 2011. Informatica Cloud is available on the Microsoft Dynamics...

McAfee appoints Mary Cranston, Sohaib Abbasi to board

MacAfee has appointed two new board members -- Mary Cranston, retired senior partner of Pillsbury Winthrop Shaw Pittman and board member of Visa, and Sohaib Abbasi, former chairman and CEO of Informatica.

Dell Boomi appoints Derek Thompson as vice president of EMEA

Dell Boomi has appointed Derek Thompson as vice president of EMEA.

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