Software AG announced a $668 million cash merger with IDS Scheer. The deal will create a new billion dollar infrastructure software and Business Process Management software company and comes after the recent $7.4 billion Oracle acquisition of Sun Microsystems. The public takeover of IDS Scheer will give Software AG 47.68% of August-Wilhelm Scheer and Alexander Pocsay stock, founders of IDS Scheer. Germany-based IDS Scheer will aide Software AG in  expanding into international markets such as Asia and South America. IDS Scheer’s specialization in BPM will compliment Software AG’s Service Oriented Architecture (SOA). Approval from German anti-trust authorities is pending.
John Hillen, former CEO of government technology services contractor EverWatch and a GovCon industry veteran, has joined the advisory board of investment firm Enlightenment Capital. He will bring to the advisory board his decades of military, intelligence and national security experience and help explore new opportunities for the investment firm’s portfolio, Enlightenment Capital said Monday.
Leidos agreed to purchase IMX Medical Management Services, a consulting firm that offers independent medical evaluation, case management and record review services to state and local government agencies. The terms of the deal were not disclosed, but the company expects to close the transaction in the third quarter, pending customary approvals. In addition, Leidos announced that Clement Chen, formerly
John Hillen, executive-in-residence and professor of practice at George Mason University’s School of Business and a board member at several companies, has joined the board of advisers at Govini. The big data and analytics company said Wednesday Hillen, a 2015 inductee into Executive Mosaic’s Wash100, will work with other industry and former government professionals in the board to