Open Text Corporation
OpenText Corporation is a software company headquartered in Waterloo, Ontario, Canada. As Canada's largest software company, it produces and distributes computer software applications designed to enable enterprise content management (ECM) solutions for large corporations across all industries.
OpenText software applications manage content (or unstructured data) for most types of governance, efficiency and monetization requirements in large companies, government agencies and professional service firms. OpenText solutions address information management requirements including:
- Securing and managing rapidly growing volumes of content
- Ensuring compliance with continually changing regulatory requirements
- Enabling a mobile workforce
- Creating an online experience for customers, partners, and employees
Its primary offerings include the OpenText ECM Suite, BPM products, mobile enterprise applications, content solutions for law firms and mid-sized businesses, secure social networks, web content management and cloud services.
In 2012 OpenText transitioned from ECM to EIM (Enterprise Information Management) technologies and business solutions allow organizations to take full advantage of enterprise information and gain better business insight, create a positive business impact, increase process velocity, reduce risks related to information governance, and protect intellectual property from internal leaks and external threats. OpenText provides solutions in the core EIM categories of ECM, BPM, CEM, Information Exchange, and Discovery.
OpenText employs approximately 5,000 people worldwide. It is a publicly traded company, listed on Nasdaq and TSE.
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