Ocean Thermal Energy Corp (CPWR)

Compuware Corporation was incorporated in Michigan in 1973. The Company delivers services, software and best practices that enable its customers' important technologies to perform at their peak. It deliver the solutions through software that is installed and run on its customers' owned hardware and applications ('on-premises') and through a Software as a Service ('SaaS') model accessed via its hosted networks. It has six business segments: APM, Mainframe, Changepoint, Uniface, Professional Services and Covisint Application Services ('Covisint'). Its Compuware Application Performance Management ('Compuware APM') consists of its solutions for optimizing the performance of web, non-web, mobile, streaming and cloud applications. Driven by end-user experience, this new generation of application performance management provides coverage of the entire application delivery chain - from the user, through the cloud, to the data center - with deep application visibility by tracing every transaction in production from user-click to code-line. Its strategy for mainframe products is to remain focused on developing, marketing and supporting software products, both to support traditional uses of the mainframe and to enable IT organizations to rationalize, modernize and extend their legacy application portfolios. Its mainframe software products improve the productivity of development, maintenance and support teams in application analysis, testing, defect detection and remediation, fault management, file and data management, data compliance and application performance management in the IBM z/OS environment. Its changepoint software combines professional services automation with project portfolio management capabilities to give customers complete visibility into projects, investments and resources for informed business planning and financial control. Its uniface solution is Compuware's Rapid Application Development environment for building, renewing and integrating some of the complex enterprise applications. Its Covisint application services provide a SaaS platform, referred to as the Covisint ExchangeLink, which offers industry-specific solutions for organizations in the automotive, healthcare, and energy markets, and offers support services in seven languages in emerging markets. Its products and services are used by the IT departments and lines of business of a of commercial and government organizations. Its competitors include BMC Software Inc., CA, Inc., International Business Machines ('IBM') and Hewlett-Packard Company.