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byebunga ( 95613 ) writes:
Around the time they bought EMC to buy Documentum. It was a resounding failure. They tried again a few years later, and also had the same level of failure. This time, well, don't really care now that they made the partner program worthless. Fuck'em. We're selling HPe now.
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bycrow ( 16139 ) writes:
Catalyst was the project name.
Or was Catalyst the replacement for the one that failed?
As I recall, the failed one customized everything for how EMC did things. The replacement changed how EMC did things to match the default, as it was easier to change the company than customizes the software. The only pain point I remember on the engineering side was all the part numbers changing to match the new standardized format.
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