BMC buys Compuware from Thoma Bravo in mainframe software market consolidation deal
KKR-owned BMC Software to create mainframe giant with acquisition of Thoma Bravo-owned Compuware
BMC Software is to acquire Compuware from private equity firm Thoma Bravo in a deal that will consolidate the market for mainframe software tools. BMC Software is currently owned by KKR, another private...
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