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SunGard Buyout

March 28, 2005 in General by scott

It’s interesting to see that SunGard is going to be going private again.

OSU is a big user of SCT software such as Banner.

From the Computer World article they mention:

However, many analysts and users alike believe that the company will be broken up and sold off as separate businesses. Those individual spin-offs could include SunGard’s many software and processing businesses or its disaster recovery and business continuity services, which offer managed hosting of storage, data security, records management and disaster recovery. The company currently has operations in 60 locations.

The tough thing about this announcement is it raises some questions about the future of the SunGard product line. This seems like a great time to start exploring a plan B.

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