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Kentucky’s moving up in the tech world,[link widoczny dla zalogowanych], some portions of it already (and unfortunately) dubbed "Silicon Holler." The latest success comes out of Lexington as long asExstream Software is creature procured along Hewlett Packard.
Lexington’s too the home of WebProNews and publisher iEntry, Inc., so you might mention we’re already a mini partly. Acquiring Exstream also parks one HP property close rival Lexmark which was a spin-off of IBM’s printer-manufacturing division.
Details of the handle were no uncovered, merely it presumable spend HP a fair chunk since Exstream was most recently merited at about $913 million.
Expected apt close in second 15 min 2008, HP acquires with Exstream the company’s Dialogue software, which allows businesses to personalize purchaser mailings, both publish and online. HP namely hoping apt integrate Exstream’s technology with HP’s printing presence.
Upon completion of the acquisition, Exstream Software will be integrated into the Web Services and Software business element within the Imaging and Printing Group (IPG) of HP.
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We expect that the acquisition of Exstream will allow HP to residence a broader set of customers and be a mighty leader in the fast-growing file automation mart.
That of lesson, entire comes from a corporate statement, but we favor what University of Kentucky president Lee Todd, Jr. had to say to the Lexington Herald Leader:
"I’m fond of saying that Kentuckians tin contend," Todd said…. "Starting with a colossal idea and mastermind capability, they have transform a globally competitive corporation. Now,[link widoczny dla zalogowanych], they have preoccupied one of the world’s top technology companies to Kentucky for outcome of their ideas and their efforts."

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