HP HP0-A23 today announced that it has completed its tender offer for ArcSight, Inc. that was commenced on September 22, 2010 at a price of $43.50 per share in cash. In 2007, Dow Industries became the first company to win a converting industry competition best-in-show award with a digitally printed label.
Also introduced at Interop NY, new HP Open Standards Network Planning and Migration services enable clients to easily migrate from a single-vendor paradigm to a multivendor network infrastructure. A next-generation network delivers application services in minutes versus days and can reduce total costs up to 66 percent.
HP’s tender offer for all of the outstanding shares of ArcSight expired at midnight, New York City time, on October 20, 2010. As of that time, approximately 33.1 million shares, representing approximately 92.1 percent of ArcSight’s outstanding shares, were tendered and not withdrawn in the offer (including shares tendered by notice of guaranteed delivery).
The completion of the tender offer is the first step in HP’s two-step acquisition of ArcSight. The second and final step, the merger of ArcSight with an HP subsidiary, is expected to occur within the next several days. HP has accepted for payment all tendered shares.
Through HP ExpertONE, IT professionals can learn proven methodologies to rapidly transform their proprietary environments into open, agile networks and data centers based on HP Converged Infrastructure. At the same time, they gain the skills needed to architect, implement and manage technology across the enterprise, preparing them for the next level in their careers.
HP HP0-A23 today introduced the first Converged Infrastructure training and certification program to span the entire enterprise landscape -- from networking, storage, servers and software to printing and personal computing.
Also introduced at Interop NY, new HP Open Standards Network Planning and Migration services enable clients to easily migrate from a single-vendor paradigm to a multivendor network infrastructure. A next-generation network delivers application services in minutes versus days and can reduce total costs up to 66 percent.
HP’s tender offer for all of the outstanding shares of ArcSight expired at midnight, New York City time, on October 20, 2010. As of that time, approximately 33.1 million shares, representing approximately 92.1 percent of ArcSight’s outstanding shares, were tendered and not withdrawn in the offer (including shares tendered by notice of guaranteed delivery).
The completion of the tender offer is the first step in HP’s two-step acquisition of ArcSight. The second and final step, the merger of ArcSight with an HP subsidiary, is expected to occur within the next several days. HP has accepted for payment all tendered shares.
Through HP ExpertONE, IT professionals can learn proven methodologies to rapidly transform their proprietary environments into open, agile networks and data centers based on HP Converged Infrastructure. At the same time, they gain the skills needed to architect, implement and manage technology across the enterprise, preparing them for the next level in their careers.
HP HP0-A23 today introduced the first Converged Infrastructure training and certification program to span the entire enterprise landscape -- from networking, storage, servers and software to printing and personal computing.
