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The article discusses the rebranding of Compuware to its Compuware 2.0, in putting again the good services to its enterprise customers and realigns its products and services towards a common set of objectives in Detroit, Michigan. It says that the Compuware 2.0 brings viable old-school Information Technology (IT) company into the new world while holding onto its core values of customer service. According to the article, the company officially selected its new company logo, a three-dimensional guitar that signifies the role Compuware that intends to play in rocking IT world. Moreover, the chief executive officer of Compuware Peter Karmanos is looking to make the company more responsive to market change.

Reports on the acquisition of Amtech Corp.'s advanced Imaginera system, a software that covers multiple aspects of customer services, by Michigan Box Co. Inc. in Detroit, Michigan.

Comerica Bank Inc. has licensed sales software from Fidelity National Financial Inc. of Jacksonville, Florida. The Detroit, Michigan, bank's branch and call center representatives, small-business lenders, and private bankers will use Fidelity's TouchPoint Sales, which helps manage relationships, originate accounts, and identify, track, and close sales across channels. Michael S. Lawson, a senior vice president of retail operations for the banking unit of the $58.7 billion-asset Comerica Inc., said it plans to have the software installed on its network next year, initially for pilot projects and then for full deployment later in 2004, though he said he did not have a firm schedule.