Bmc software layoff 2009

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The Houston-based software company on Monday also announced disappointing preliminary results for the quarter that ended March Earnings for the quarter, excluding special items, are estimated to be 8 cents 12 cents per diluted share, compared with BMC's previous projections of 17 cents to 22 cents.

David Rudow , an analyst with Piper Jaffray who closely follows the company, said the fourth quarter "was pretty weak" and that only time would tell if BMC's restructuring would be enough to make a difference. Through the realignment, the company will also place greater emphasis on business services management, which includes offering companies products that let them monitor, in real time, server data showing key business activities.

Beauchamp also promised investors that the company would detail improvements later this year to its Patrol network software, which has seen steadily declining sales. BMC had similar layoffs in , when it cut 13 percent of its overall work force — about jobs— in an effort to return to profitability.

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