IBM inked definitive agreement to acquire OpenPages, a software provider that helps companies more easily identify and manage risk and compliance activities across the enterprise through a single ...

IBM has agreed to purchase OpenPages, a privately-held software company based in Waltham, MA that helps companies identify and manage risk and compliance activities across the enterprise through a ...

IBM said on Thursday that it had closed the acquisitions of risk-compliance sioftware maker OpenPages and privately-held Canadian maker of financial governance software, Clarity Systems. The ...

A familiar refrain among financial market participants is that the burden of new regulations is becoming more onerous; and the governance, risk and compliance (GRC) space is no exception. As Richard ...

IBM plans to integrate the OpenPages application within its portfolio of business analytics software, part of the IBM Software Group, once the acquisition is complete, the company said Wednesday.

With risk management top of mind for chief financial officers, IBM announced Wednesday it agreed to acquire OpenPages, a private company that develops risk-management and compliance software.

OpenPages, a Waltham-based provider of enterprise governance and compliance management software, is going to be acquired by IBM Corp. The buyout agreement calls for OpenPages to be integrated into ...

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IBM on Wednesday purchased OpenPages, a privately held software company specialising in enterprise compliance and risk management. IBM said in a statement that it will take OpenPages technology and ...

Technology firm IBM has bought operational risk and compliance software firm OpenPages. The deal - made for an undisclosed amount - follows a period of partnership between the two firms, focused on ...

With OpenPages, IBM can now build a “smarter planet” while keeping an eye focused on increasing risks.Clearly the OpenPages wasn’t as newsworthy as HP buying ArcSight or Intel buying McAfee, but it ...