Software Company Acquisition Timeline
- Oct. 2011: Autonomy Corporation, provider of enterprise search and knowledge management applications solutions
- Mar. 2011: Vertica Systems, analytic database management software
- Oct. 2010: ArcSight, security management software
- Aug. 2010: Stratavia, database and application automation software
- Aug. 2010: Fortify Software, software security assurance solutions
- May 2008: Tower Software, document and records management software
- Jan. 2008: Exstream Software, variable data publishing software
- July 2007: Opsware, data center automation software
- June 2007: SPI Dynamics, Web applications security software
- Feb. 2007: Bristol Technology, Inc., business transaction monitoring technologies
- Feb. 2007: PolyServe, Inc., storage software for application and file serving utilities
- Feb. 2006: OuterBay, archiving software for enterprise applications and databases
- Nov. 2006: Mercury Interactive Corporation, application management, application delivery and IT governance software
- Dec. 2006: Bitfone, mobile device software
- Dec. 2006: Knightsbridge Solutions LLC, a datawarehousing consulting and integration services company
- Nov. 2005: Trustgenix, Inc., federated identity management solutions
- Sept. 2005: Peregrine Systems Inc., asset and service management software
- Sept. 2005: AppIQ, open storage area network management and storage resource management technologies
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