Simples Assim

By accelerating and unifying the lifecycle from developer to data center and bridging the divide between development and IT operations teams, SpringSource can meet all the needs of companies building and deploying business-critical Java applications across datacenters, virtualized and cloud computing environments.

Can only hope they don’t fall in the same traps as Oracle.

FUSE HQ is based on Hyperic HQ Enterprise, but unlike it, doesn’t have an open source version. Unsure if that is ever going to be replaced by an Progress Actional product along with Progress OpenEdge Management.

http://www.hyperic.com/springsource/

With the combination of Actional and SOAPscope, Progress is the first and only company to address the entire SOA lifecycle with best-in-class SOA quality and validation capabilities and industry-leading runtime governance capabilities, ensuring the success of SOA deployments.

Not sure how it will fit in the portfolio.

http://newsroom.progress.com/phoenix.zhtml?c=86919&p=irol-newsArticle&ID=1170378

“Now that most enterprises acknowledge the business agility and operational efficiency benefits of SOA, we see that there are many organizations with clear needs for Web services management,” Greg O’Connor, president of Sonic [a division of Progress], said in a statement.

http://news.com.com/Progress+nabs+Actional+for+Web+services+tools/2100-1014_3-6028602.html