Oracle Corp.’s purchase of business intelligence vendor Hyperion Solutions Corp. will likely benefit Oracle, but Hyperion customers could experience a decline in service and end up with less ...

Oracle bought Hyperion in April for $3.3 billion and completed the "legal entity merger" process on July 1. Since then Oracle has been making changes in Hyperion's personnel and business processes, ...

Oracle Corp. said today it has agreed to acquire business intelligence software vendor Hyperion Solutions Corp. for $3.3 billion in cash. Oracle said it will combine Hyperion’s software with its own ...

Oracle was already ahead of them very much,” he says. Oracle’s purchase of Hyperion demonstrates that the company is willing to purchase vendors even when there is significant overlap in product lines ...

"We wondered when it was going to happen and whether it would be Oracle, IBM or SAP," said John Nilsen, vice president of sales at 1Answer Solutions, an Englewood, Colo., specialist in Hyperion ...

Oracle and SAP have exchanged verbal blows over Oracle’s proposed US$3.3 billion acquisition of Hyperion – a leader in the field of business performance management (BPM). Oracle said the move will ...

Oracle announced our plan to buy Hyperion, a leading provider of performance management software. The transaction extends Oracle's business intelligence capabilities to offer the most comprehensive ...

Oracle has agreed to buy business intelligence (BI) heavyweight Hyperion Solutions for US$3.3 billion in cash. The move follows SAP’s acquisition of BI vendor Pilot Software last month, illustrating ...

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Oracle's acquisition of Hyperion Solutions is wonderful for stockbrokers and people who play the markets for a living, but mergers always generate uncertainty... and uncertainty is a vicious overhead ...

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