Software AG has announced that it will acquire WebMethods in a deal worth $546 million. Software AG is Europes largest systems software and SOA (service-oriented architecture) software provider; ...

IBM Corp. today announced plans to acquire Software AG’s StreamSets and webMethods application integration platforms for €2.13 billion, or about $2.33 billion, in cash. The deal comes only months ...

RESTON, Va. & DARMSTADT, Germany--(BUSINESS WIRE)-- Software AG (Frankfurt MDAX: SOW) has launched a new ChatGPT API Connector for its webMethods.io integration platform. This will allow companies to ...

RESTON, Va.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Software AG (Frankfurt MDAX: SOW) today unveiled webMethods AppMesh, a configurable control plane for microservices, APIs and service mesh. Built as an extension of ...

My phone and e-mail has been on fire this morning as news broke pertaining to Software AG purchasing webMethods. The comments and articles are hitting the Web now, including Jason from ZapThink. "This ...

Neil Ward-Dutton of Macehiter Ward-Dutton has weighed in on today's announcement that Software AG intends to acquire WebMethods, but doesn't see it as a highly effective union. Neil is not surprised ...

Software AG said it has reached an agreement to acquire enterprise software company WebMethods for $546 million in cash. Darmstadt, Germany-based Software AG said the purchase will expand its customer ...

Software AG plans to unveil details of Version 7.1 of the webMethods business process management suite on Wednesday, along with a new enterprise service bus (ESB) and a supply chain performance ...

Software AG added a complex-event processing tool to its software portfolio on Monday, and said it will release cloud-enabled versions of webMethods and its Aris business process modeling tool in the ...

Aiming squarely at the SOA/BPM (service-oriented architecture/business process management) market niche, Germany’sSoftware AG has announced it is buyingWebMethods for approximately US$546 million, or ...

The deal furthers a consolidation trend among companies developing enterprise application integration (EAI) software and other middleware components, which are increasingly facing pressure to get big ...