Mike Devlin (entrepreneur)
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Mike Devlin is a U.S. entrepreneur who co-founded Lexington, Massachusetts-based Rational Software Corporation, a software development company.[1] As CEO of Rational, Devlin oversaw the acquisition of several companies, including Objectory AB (1995), and Catapulse (2001), a start-up which was funded by Rational, in conjunction with Benchmark Capital.
In 2003, Rational Software was acquired by IBM for 2.1 billion dollars (U.S), a move that saw Devlin become general manager with IBM. He retired from the company two years later.
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- ^ Martin LaMonica (2 May 2005). "Rational chief Mike Devlin to retire". Cnet. http://news.cnet.com/Rational-chief-Mike-Devlin-to-retire/2110-1014_3-5692458.html. Retrieved 20 March 2011.
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