History: All Acquisitions of Veritas

Veritas Software was number the one independent storage software company until January 2005, buying 17 firms including Seagate Software for $1.6 billion in 1998. It was acquired by Symantec for $11 billion in January 2005, and, at this time, generated $2.5 billion in revenue for Symantec in FY14. It was very innovative but lost its technological leadership under the umbrella of Symantec. Then it became once more independent under the name of Veritas Technologies and bought 2 small firms.

Month	Year	Acquired company	Price in $ million	Business of acquired company
1	1997	Openvision	400	Client/server systems management software that runs on top of OSs (NetBaklup)
6	1998	Windward Technologies	NA	Failure prediction software
9	1998	TeleBackup Systems	NA	Buyer get TSInfoPRO, a remote backup and restore product
10	1998	Seagate Software	1,600	Storage software; the storage deal of the year
3	1999	Frontier Software Development	NA	Software development team in India
3	1999	Open Australia	NA	Distributor in Australia
8	1999	NuView	NA	Cluster management sotware
3	2001	Prassi Europe	NA	CD/DVD recording software
8	2002	TKG (The Kernel Group)	NA	Restoration method now used in the Symantec NetBackup Bare Metal Restore product
11	2002	NTP Sofware SRM unit	NA	SRM software
1	2003	Precise Software Solutions	609	Application performance management
1	2003	Jareva Technologies	62	Automated server provisioning
12	2003	Geodesic	3.5	For cooperative work with Precise Software
1	2004	Ejasent	59	Software to move application from one server to another
8	2004	Invio Software	35	Workflow engine to automate IT service delivery
9	2004	KVS	225	Email archiving software
6	2005	Datacenter Technologies	58	CAS software and de-dupe
3	2018	fluidOps	NA	Orchestrate, integrate, manage and optimize structured and unstructured data sources housed in silos across on-premises, private, public and hybrid cloud environments
3	2019	APTARE	NA	Analytics, reporting and protection of enterprise data