EFI sells MIS wing, will focus on Fiery and inkjet
EFI has spun off its Productivity Software business into a standalone venture, with the division acquired by private equity house Symphony Technology Group and renamed eProductivity Software.
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EFI has spun off its Productivity Software business into a standalone venture, with the division acquired by private equity house Symphony Technology Group and renamed eProductivity Software.
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SHARE Cybersecurity firm FireEye Inc. today announced that it will sell its products group to private equity company Symphony Technology Group for $1.2 billion. Under the deal, FireEye is also selling its name and core business but will retain assets that were acquired from Mandiant Inc. in a $1 billion stock-and-cash deal in 2014. The sale is described as separating FireEye’s network, email, endpoint and cloud security products, along with the related security management and orchestration platform, from Mandiant’s controls-agnostic software and services. The goal is “enabling both orga...