IBM R&D Labs in Israel - List of Israeli Companies Acquired By IBM

List of Israeli Companies Acquired By IBM

In recent years IBM acquired over a dozen Israeli technology companies, which have been subsequently incorporate into IBM R&D Labs in Israel, they include:

Company Description Acquisition Date Value (USD)
Ubique Developer of instant messaging and collaboration products, its functions integrated into IBM Lotus Sametime product May 19, 1998
iPhrase Systems US-based iPhrase had an R&D center in Jerusalem with 30 employees. The US company acquired its activity in Israel when it merged with Banter Systems, a start-up that developed software for automated classification of texts. November 1, 2005
Unicorn Solutions Developer of software for metadata management, The company’s product provides metadata repository, ontology modeling, semantic mapping, active design services, and federated business querying services. May 5, 2006 $10 million
WatchFire US-based flagship product AppScan, was developed by Sanctum, an Israeli company acquired by WatchFire in 2004. AppScan is a solution for integrate application security, now renamed IBM Rational AppScan July 20, 2007
I-Logix Developer of collaborative Model driven development (MDD) solutions, acquired by IBM via the acquisition of Telelogic. Its flagship products now renamed IBM Rational Rhapsody and IBM Rational Statemate April 3, 2008
XIV High-end disk storage products now renamed IBM XIV Storage System January 2, 2008
FileX Disk-based backup and recovery solutions April 10, 2008
Diligent Technologies Data De-duplication April 18, 2008 $200 million
Guardium Provider of real-time database security and monitoring solutions to safeguard enterprise data and address regulatory compliance requirements. November 30, 2009 $225 million
Storwize Provider of data compression solutions July 29, 2010 $140 million
Worklight Mobile application development platform January 31, 2012 $60 million

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