VMware intends to sweeten how applications run on its virtual machines with the purchase of B-hive Networks, a firm that specializes in performance management tools. B-hive is based in San Mateo, California with its research and development center in Israel. Its flagship appliance, B-hive Conductor, monitors application …

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Wednesday 28th May 2008 23:31 GMT John PM Chappell

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Presumably you meant "its flagship appliance"; there's no apostrophe in the possessive.

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