Veritas Acquires Partner Globanet
In compliance and intelligent communications solutions to enterprises, including Globanet Merge
This is a Press Release edited by StorageNewsletter.com on September 29, 2020 at 2:21 pmVeritas Technologies LLC acquired Globanet, a privately-held software company founded in 2006 and based in Los Angeles, CA.
The acquisition extends Veritas’ portfolio of digital compliance and governance offerings to give customers native visibility into over 80 new content sources. Globanet provides comprehensive compliance and intelligent communications solutions to enterprises, including Globanet Merge1.
As digital transformation accelerates, the explosion in data has created compliance challenges for enterprises, especially those with remote workers. Increasing regulations, ransomware threats, and data complexity have made information governance a strategic imperative for business. To ensure compliance and effectively respond to legal inquires, it is essential for businesses to sort, discover, and act upon data quickly.
“By integrating Globanet’s technology into our digital compliance portfolio, we’re making it simpler for Veritas customers to find and act on more of their data, no matter where it lives,” said Greg Hughes, CEO, Veritas. “This announcement accelerates and strengthens our vision for the Veritas Enterprise Data Services Platform and improves its world-class compliance capabilities. No matter what communications and data management platform our customers use, we enable them to optimize and monitor all their content as it moves from backup to archive to discovery.”
Today, Veritas has over 10,000 customers worldwide for its digital compliance portfolio. It is also #1 for market share by revenue for 2019 in the archive software market.[1]
Globanet’s technology will strengthen the capabilities of Veritas’ archiving and e-discovery offerings by adding the ability to natively capture, classify, monitor, and discover vs. more sources of content than ever before.
It will:
- Give customers visibility and enable them to act on over 80 new content sources, including Microsoft Teams, Slack, Zoom, Symphony, Bloomberg
- Simplify discovery and lifecycle management with richer content capture that shows archived content in a closer to native view
- Offer complete capture of Microsoft Office 365 content sources along with all other communication and file sources used by Veritas customers
- Enrich metadata with Veritas’ classification engine across over 80 content sources
“Many Veritas customers already take advantage of Globanet Merge1 to collect additional content sources and append communications compliance into their data archiving capabilities,” said Sevag Ajemian, president and CEO, Globanet. “We’re excited to join the Veritas family and build a richer integration between our products and Veritas’ information governance solutions.”
The Veritas Enterprise Data Services Platform is built to address modern-day requirements to allow customers to get highly available apps, always protected and recoverable data, and insights that drive operational efficiency and regulatory compliance.
This announcement represents another key milestone in Veritas’ ongoing investment in this unified platform by doubling down on digital compliance capabilities.
Veritas is not disclosing the financial terms of the acquisition.
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[1] Source: Gartner Market Share: All Software Markets, Worldwide, 2019. April 2020
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All former 19 acquisitions of Veritas
Year | Acquisition | Price in $ million | Business |
1997 | Openvision | 400 | Client/server systems management software that runs on top of OSs (NetBaklup) |
1998 | Windward Technologies | NA | Failure prediction software |
1998 | TeleBackup Systems | NA | Buyer get TSInfoPRO, a remote backup and restore product |
1998 | Seagate Software | 1600 | Storage software; the storage deal of the year |
1999 | Frontier Software Development | NA | Software development team in India |
1999 | Open Australia | NA | Distributor in Australia |
1999 | NuView | NA | Cluster management sotware |
2001 | Prassi Europe | NA | CD/DVD recording software |
2002 | TKG (The Kernel Group) | NA | Restoration method now used in the Symantec NetBackup Bare Metal Restore product |
2002 | NTP Sofware SRM unit | NA | SRM software |
2003 | Precise Software Solutions | 609 | Application performance management |
2003 | Jareva Technologies | 62 | Automated server provisioning |
2003 | Geodesic | 3.5 | For cooperative work with Precise Software |
2004 | Ejasent | 59 | Software to move application from one server to another |
2004 | Invio Software | 35 | Wokflow engine to automate IT service delivery |
2004 | KVS | 225 | Email archiving software |
2005 | Datacenter Technologies | 58 | CAS software and de-dupe |
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 |
2019 | APTARE | NA | Analytics, reporting and protection of enterprise data |