When I was at OpenText - there was a new acquisition email at least every quarter. I keep wondering how OpenText keeps acquiring so many companies because the value then was maybe $6 billion and now it's $11.5B (still shy of the $12bil they aimed for some years ago). Best part of working there was when I was out at a social event in SF and I overheard someone who was working for a company getting acquired by OpenText saying quite unpleasant things about OpenText and their strategy. I think she would've killed me if she knew I worked for them. I'm pretty sure OpenText was about to fire everyone and that's why she was so upset. (Strategy of the company AFAIK is to acquire lots of enterprise offerings, integrate the product with their current offering, fire everyone they can, and then sell the product with their current offering in hopes of getting bigger numbers to prop up stock price further)
I expect any consumer facing options to vaporize or be generally unsupported. OpenText is all about that enterprise/government software stuff. (I worked on a project where we were competing with IBM - to give some context)
I expect any consumer facing options to vaporize or be generally unsupported. OpenText is all about that enterprise/government software stuff. (I worked on a project where we were competing with IBM - to give some context)