In its ongoing quest to rehabilitate its reputation, Computer Associates is truncating its name to the more often used CA, and hoping to further distance itself from the isuses with the DOJ that shook up the management team and cost the company $225 million to settle.
In its ongoing quest to rehabilitate its reputation, Computer Associates is truncating its name to the more often used CA, and hoping to further distance itself from the isuses with the DOJ that shook up the management team and cost the company $225 million to settle. At the CA World user conference in Las Vegas, CEO John Swainson, a former IBM software executive who joined in February, talked about improving customer relationships, stronger partnerships, adherence to the highest ethical standards and a new global market program. He also outlined a set of common services that underlie 26 new or enhanced products. eWeek has a good analysis on CA's progress in changing perceptions of the company...
