Waterloo, Ontario , Canada key people John Shackleton OpenText John Shackleton , CEO br Tom Jenkins OpenText Tom Jenkins , Chairman num employees 3,500 2009 market cap US 1.5 billion 2008 ref name ... alt content binary ot investor 2010 Q41010 Q.pdf title 2010 Q4 Form 10 K June 2010 publisher OpenText ... year FY 2010 ref name 2010financials cite web author OpenText Investor Relations date 2010 08 ... 10 K June 2010 publisher OpenText Corporation accessdate 2010 08 20 ref homepage http www.opentext.com ... offering is the OpenText ECM Suite supported by OpenText Content Services . This suite provides ... systems from Microsoft , Oracle Corporation and SAP AG SAP . OpenText employs approximately 3,500 people worldwide. It is a publicly traded corporation. OpenText is the largest Canadian ... and search their existing and growing stores of electronic information. In 1994 OpenText began hosting its OpenText 4 search engine on the World Wide Web, competing directly with the AltaVista Web search engine . In 1995, OpenText provided the search technology used by Yahoo as part of its Web index. In 1995, OpenText purchased Odesta Systems, producer of Livelink , a web based electronic document management system . In that same year OpenText shipped its first Web based product, Latitude Web ... for SAP ERP SAP . In 1996 OpenText launched its initial public offering of 4.6 million shares raising 61 million. In September 2002 OpenText bought Centrinity and its FirstClass groupware for Canadian dollar CA 19 million. OpenText completed several corporate acquisitions in 2002 and 2003, the largest of which was its acquisition of IXOS in October 2003. In 2004 OpenText acquired the digital asset ... Hummingbird Ltd. in 2006, OpenText added several more businesses to its portfolio, including Hummingbird Connectivity and RedDot Solutions Inc. On October 31, 2008, OpenText acquired Captaris and Captaris ... 8, 2009, OpenText announced that it had acquired Vizible Corporation, the makers of a digital media ... more details
worldwide publisher OpenText press release archive date 17 July 2001 accessdate 5 April 2009 ... Award winner 2001 publisher OpenText press release archive date 12 July 2001 accessdate 5 April ... date 27 March 2007 accessdate 5 April 2009 ref . In 2009 RedDot now the OpenText Web Solutions ... news url http cuwebd.ning.com group reddotcmsusers forum topics opentext cms 9 title OpenText CMS ... technology partners.htm title OpenText Technology Partners publisher OpenText Web Solutions ... more details
orphan date July 2010 Unreferenced date July 2007 Donald Colin Webster , known as Ben Webster 1930 1997 was a venture capitalist who started Helix Investments in 1968, making investments into dozens of early stage companies, including Corel , Geac Computer Corporation Geac , Mitel , and OpenText . He also founded the Toronto Society of Psychical Research and the New Horizons Foundation which was responsible for physic experiments a Princeton University. Citation needed date November 2009 Persondata Metadata see Wikipedia Persondata . NAME Webster ALTERNATIVE NAMES SHORT DESCRIPTION DATE OF BIRTH PLACE OF BIRTH DATE OF DEATH PLACE OF DEATH DEFAULTSORT Webster Category 1930 births Category 1997 deaths Canada business bio stub ... more details
MEAP a Mobile Enterprise Application Platform is a development framework that provides tools and client server middleware for mobile targeting any mobile application on any device, ranging from a smartphone to a PC and multichannel highly device OS and network adaptive thick offline enterprise AD. References http www.opentext.com 2 global press release details.html?id 2472&Source Wikipedia OpenText Accelerates Mobile App Strategy with weComm Acquisition Agreement Press Release External links http www.rhomobile.com ?Source Wikipedia rhomobile.com Official website http www.opentext.com ?Source Wikipedia OpenText.com Official website http www.wecomm.com ?Source Wikipedia weComm Official website http www.sybase.com ?Source Wikipedia Sybase Official website Uncategorized date March 2011 ... more details
Summary A typical FirstClass desktop, in this case for the Great Lakes FreeNet, a major FC install. Note the red flags beside some of the folders, indicating new mail. This example has no customization normally graphics would be placed in the background, and the icons would be replaced. Portable Network Graphics PNG version of FirstClass GLFN desktop.gif originally uploaded by user Maury Markowitz Licensing Rationale for use on Wikipedia in the article FirstClass Non free use rationale Description A typical FirstClass desktop, in this case for the Great Lakes FreeNet, a major FC install. Note the red flags beside some of the folders, indicating new mail. This example has no customization normally graphics would be placed in the background, and the icons would be replaced. Source This is a screenshot taken from an optical disc , television broadcast, web page, computer software or streaming media broadcast. Copyright holder SoftArc Centrinity FirstClass Division of OpenText Article FirstClass Portion Low resolution The image is of sufficient resolution for commentary and identification but lower resolution than the original. Copies made from it will be of inferior quality, unsuitable as artwork on pirate versions or other uses that would compete with the commercial purpose of the original work. Purpose The image is significant in illustrating the subject of the article, facilitating critical commentary as it provides an immediate relevance to the reader more capably than the textual description alone. Replaceability As a screenshot, the image is not replaceable by free content any other image of the work would also be copyrighted, and any version that is not true to the original would be inadequate for identification or critical commentary. Other information No free equivalent exists that would effectively identify the article s subject. The image does not in any way limit the ability of the copyright owners to market or sell their product. The image is only used spa ... more details
Carter are no longer employed by OpenText, the only reason given was a difference of opinions in the future ... Online the company s communication vehicle for FirstClass administrators stated that OpenText ... for 10 other languages in addition to Canadian and British English. Opentext recently announced that they would ... more details
Hyderabad, India Hyderabad is known as the second Silicon Valley ref Citation author Indiainfo surname1 Indiainfo given 5 year 2005 title second Silicon Valley of India journal Indiainfo url http finance.indiainfo.com news 2005 05 11 1105it exports.html accessdate May 11, 2005 ref in India after Bangalore . Hyderabad s IT exports exceeded 1 billion in 2004. ref http us.rediff.com money 2004 jun 11it1.htm ref There have been extensive investments in digital infrastructure . The central region of this area is called HITEC City , in the Madhapur suburb. Development of HITEC City prompted several Information technology IT and ITES companies to set up operations in the city, and has led civic boosters to call their city Cyberabad . Hyderabad today has several software technology campuses containing companies that include 7Hills Business Solutions Accenture AppLabs Amazon.com Amazon Analog Devices Automatic Data Processing ADP AT&T Bank of America CA, Inc. Computer Associates Capital IQ Computer Sciences Corporation CSC Capgemini Cypress Semiconductor Cognizant Technology Solutions CTS Covansys Corporation Dell Deloitte Touche Tohmatsu EA Mobile Facebook General Electric GE Google HCL HP Hewlett Packard HSBC HSBC GLT IBM Infosys Intergraph Invensys Juno Online Services Kanbay Kantar Group Kaspersky Keane company Keane Mahindra Satyam Microsoft MindTree Model N OpenText Oracle Corporation Oracle Pegasystems Progress Software Qualcomm Rhythm and Hues Studios Rhythm and Hues Studios, India Securent SecureNT Sierra Atlantic Sonata Software Sumtotal Systems Synopsys Tata Consultancy Services TCS Tata Elxsi Thomson Reuters UBS AG Unisys Verizon Communications Virtusa Wipro Technologies Wells Fargo Recently, When date February 2011 Fab City , a silicon chip manufacturing facility, was finalised to be set up in the city with an investment of INR 13,300 crore 3 billion by the AMD SemIndia consortium. India s semiconductor ecosystem is poised to shape up with the government receivi ... more details
Production faxing is the process of integrating an electronic fax computer software software application to automate the sending and receiving of fax documents. Overview Document types that facilitate Purchase to Pay and Cash to Order business processes which benefit from automating production fax include trade confirmations, customer statements and purchase orders. All of which may originate in SAP, Oracle, or other ERP systems. By nature these fax documents are critical communications to facilitate a business process. For production fax organisations have two common and proven methods of implementing this. They can deploy a Fax Server or utilise an Internet Fax service SaaS . Fax Server A fax server is typically premise based software and fax hardware that is owned and operated by an organisations information technology department. OpenText is the market leader ref name capa Source Computer Based Fax Markets, 2006 2011, Davidson Consulting, www.captaris.com, accessed August 2009. ref in fax server software with the http www.captaris.com rightfax index.html RightFax brand through the acquisition of Captaris Inc. The RightFax product provides a number of features that are typically important for an organisation. These include http www.captaris.com rightfax advantages.html proven brand performance, http www.captaris.com rightfax advantages.html certified integrations with other IT applications and system, an ecosystem of global delivery http www.axient.com.au partners who are specialists in this technology category. Fax Service An internet fax service still ultimately utilises a fax server however deployment of the service to a user is different. For production it is typically delivered As a Service and can be classed as Software as a Service . In this model the user may be charged by the http www.easylink.com provider of the service based on page volumes and call costs depending on where the receiver or sender is located. The provider of the service will still utili ... more details
Multiple issues self published February 2011 Infobox company name virtusa Corporation logo Image virtusa logo.png 150 px virtusa Logo type Public nasdaq VRTU genre foundation 1995 Colombo , Sri Lanka Flag icon Sri Lanka founder Kris Canekeratne br Tushara Canekeratne location city Westborough , Massachusetts location country USA Flag icon USA location locations United States , United Kingdom , India , Sri Lanka , The Netherlands , Hungary area served key people industry Information Technology Services products services Consulting ref http www.virtusa.com services consulting ref , Application Development ref http www.virtusa.com services application development ref , Product Development ref http www.virtusa.com services product development ref , Legacy Asset Management ref http www.virtusa.com services legacy asset management ref market cap revenue United States dollar profit 164.4 million FY10 ref http www.google.com finance?client ob&q NASDAQ VRTU ref operating income net income assets equity num employees More than 4,300 As on 31 March 2010 ref http seekingalpha.com article 209525 virtusa corporation f4q10 qtr end 03 31 2010 earnings call transcript ref parent divisions subsid homepage http www.virtusa.com Virtusa.com footnotes intl Virtusa Corporation NASDAQ VRTU is an information technology services company headquartered at Massachusetts , USA . The company provides IT Consulting, Systems Implementation and Application Outsourcing services to Global 2000 enterprises and software vendors. Virtusa has partnerships with global software vendors including IBM , Microsoft , Pegasystems , OpenText and Oracle Corporation among others, to provide custom solutions and services in Business Process Management BPM , Enterprise Content Management ECM and Data Warehousing and Business Intelligence . The company, founded in 1996, has offices and delivery centers in U.S. , U.K. , India , Sri Lanka and Netherlands . Corporate history Virtusa was founded as Software Solutions in 1 ... more details
Advert date April 2009 Infobox Company company name Nstein Technologies Inc. company type Public company Public TSXV2 EIN foundation 2000 fate Acquired by OpenText defunct end date 2010 location Montreal , Quebec , Canada industry Information Technology products Web content management system WCM , Text mining TME , Digital Asset Management DAM num employees 180 2008 homepage http www.nstein.com Nstein Technologies Inc. was founded in January 2000 via a merger between the I.T. research and development firm GESPRO and Net Cr ation, a technology marketing company. At the time, the company mandate was to develop and market intelligent interactive linguistic tools based on innovative technology previously developed by GESPRO ref Annual Report 2000. http www.nstein.com files Nstein RAP ANUEL AN.pdf ref . Its first marketed product was the nMedia Server, a precursor to TME Text Mining Engine that organized and classified large volumes of unstructured data for organizations like GPHIN, CEDROM SNI. In 2004, after an increase in revenues, ref Annual Report, 2004. http www.nstein.com files Annual Report 2004 ENG.pdf ref Nstein was able to make three acquisitions KMTechnologies Inc., Valsar Consulting Group Inc., and Alis Technologies Inc., with the latter specializing in multilingual information management software and solutions. In 2005 Nstein brought new now defunct products to market, including the Public Image Monitoring PIM system and the Ntelligent Enterprise Search. The company also established contracts with Getty Images and ProQuest. ref Annual Report, 2005. http www.nstein.com files EIN Annual Report 2005 EN.pdf ref In 2006 Nstein acquired European CMS developer Eurocortex and launched the Ntelligent Content Management NCM suite, a content management system with integrated text mining. ref Annual Report, 2006. http www.nstein.com files EIN AR 2006 ENG.pdf ref Nstein acquired the St Albans, UK, based Picdar in 2007. ref http www.econtentmag.com Articles News News Item ... more details
& Imaging , Documentum , Laserfiche , FileNet , OpenText , Db technology and had begun adding on management ... purchased Bulldog for its Digital Asset Management DAM capabilities while Interwoven and OpenText countered with acquisitions of MediaBin and Artesia Digital Media Group Artesia . OpenText also acquired ... purchased FileNet and Oracle Corporation Oracle purchased Stellent in 2006. OpenText also purchased ... acquired Vignette, and in February, 2011 OpenText acquired MetaStorm. In April 2007, independent ... more details
News release date June 2009 Infobox company company name Vignette Corporation company logo Image Vignette.png company type Subsidiary of OpenText foundation 1995, Sigma Partners location Austin, Texas registered key people Mike Aviles, Chief Executive Officer num employees about 670 2008 industry content management , web portal portal , collaboration , document management , and records management homepage http www.vignette.com www.vignette.com Vignette Corporation Nasdaq VIGN is a company headquartered in Austin, Texas , that offers a suite of content management , web portal portal , collaboration , document management , and records management software. On May 6, 2009 Open Text Corporation announced they would buy Vignette for 310 million. ref name buyvignette cite news url http www.bizjournals.com austin stories 2009 05 04 daily29.html title Vignette to become part of Open Text in 310M deal accessdate 2009 05 06 date 2009 05 06 ref On July 21, 2009 Open Text Corporation completed its acquisition of Vignette Corporation. ref name vignetteacquired cite web url http www.opentext.com 2 global press release details.html?id 2233 title Open Text Completes Vignette Acquisition accessdate 2009 07 28 ref Overview Vignette s Platform consists of several suites of products allowing non technical business users to create, edit and track content through workflows and publish this content through Web or portal sites. Many large, content rich sites on the World Wide Web run Vignette, including United Health Group, Disney , Wachovia , Martha Stewart , Fox News Channel Fox News Digital, National Geographic , MetLife and BSkyB . Vignette provided the technical platform for the Athens 2004 Olympic Games Web site. Recently, NASA credited Vignette Portal as a key tool the team uses in house to keep the content organized. ref http www.cio.com article print 365763 CIO Magazine article ref Vignette is widely recognized for its ability to handle large, highly customized Web sites. Vignette ... more details
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