Seattle-area cloud migration startup BitTitan acquired by B2B software company Idera
BitTitan, a Seattle-area cloud services provider, has been acquired by Idera, an Austin-based company that manages a portfolio of B2B software brands.
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BitTitan, a Seattle-area cloud services provider, has been acquired by Idera, an Austin-based company that manages a portfolio of B2B software brands.
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BitTitan acquires Perspectium to bolster IT service management software Geekwire 3 hrs ago © Provided by Geekwire BitTitan CEO Geeman Yip at the GeekWire Awards. (GeekWire Photo / Kevin Lisota) The news: BitTitan, a Seattle-area cloud services provider, announced the pending acquisition of Perspectium, a 75-person company that helps companies manage their data on ServiceNow. Terms of the deal were not disclosed. The deal: The acquisition will expand BitTitan’s IT service management offerings and increase its headcount to more than 250 employees. Founded in 2007, BitTitan sells to IT ...
The amount of the deal – expected to close in 30 days – was not disclosed. With this investment in data synchronization and workflow technology, BitTitan is increasing its global footprint to deliver new IT solutions. The acquisition brings a host of benefits to both companies. BitTitan, which currently operates in 188 countries and has migrated more than 25 million users to the cloud for 46,000 customers, will expand its offerings into a new ecosystem that includes ServiceNow customers and technologies. For Perspectium, BitTitan brings additional resources and experience as a global or...
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