Oracle announced that it has "amicably resolved" its dispute with Montclair State University.
The New Jersey university sued Oracle in 2011, claiming that a demonstration of the software Oracle would install for a $15.75 million contract was "rigged" and that the contract would cost the school $20 million more than expected.
Oracle countersued, calling the lawsuit a "misguided ruse" to avoid payment and said that university leadership "did not adequately understand the technology."
PC World called the project one of the 10 biggest enterprise-software failures of 2011.
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