The chairman and CEO of Groupe Bull, Guy de Panafieu, will reinforce his company's software strategy in an announcement at the CeBIT show in Hanover tomorrow.
Panafieu will be discussing the French company's recently set up worldwide software division which is dedicated to developing Bull's enterprise system management, electronic commerce and network security software businesses. Bull claims the groups are already responsible for over $100m (£61.72m) in revenues.
Bull will also show OpenMaster, its new enterprise management security solution.
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