Quest Software, now a subsidiary of Dell, specializes in developing enterprise management software that addresses a range of information technology challenges. The company provides solutions for Windows management, application management, virtualization management, and database management. With a global footprint, Quest Software serves approximately 130,000 clients, including 95% of the Fortune 500 and 90% of the Global 1000, allowing organizations to effectively manage and protect their data. Their offerings encompass identity and access management, endpoint systems, and tools for managing hybrid environments. Quest Software empowers clients to maintain compliance, govern identities, and keep track of network-connected devices, ensuring the security and modernization of enterprises across both on-premises and cloud infrastructures.
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erwin
Acquisition in 2021
Erwin specializes in providing enterprise modeling and data intelligence software designed to assist customers in discovering, understanding, governing, and utilizing their data effectively. The company's Erwin EDGE platform is tailored to foster collaboration between IT and business teams, aiming to drive actionable insights, agile innovation, risk management, and overall business transformation. Erwin serves a diverse range of clients, including government agencies, financial institutions, healthcare companies, and other enterprises worldwide. By enhancing the security, quality, and value of data assets, Erwin helps organizations mitigate risks and achieve their strategic goals.
Quadrotech
Acquisition in 2020
Quadrotech is a global leader in providing software solutions for managing email migrations, including archives, mailboxes, and PST files. Headquartered in Zug, Switzerland, the company focuses on simplifying complex email infrastructure changes, supporting enterprise desktop refresh projects, and facilitating the adoption of platforms such as Microsoft Exchange and Office 365. With a team of industry experts and a robust network of partners, Quadrotech helps organizations navigate the challenges of migration projects, minimizing risk and reducing costs. Additionally, the company offers a comprehensive platform for total Office 365 management, enhancing operational control and visibility while automating tasks, delegating responsibilities, and enforcing policy management efficiently. This allows clients to optimize their Microsoft cloud environment, making it more secure and effective.
Binary Tree
Acquisition in 2020
Binary Tree, Inc. specializes in providing software solutions for migrating enterprise messaging users and applications to various Microsoft platforms, including cloud-based and on-premises versions. Founded in 1993 and headquartered in Kendall Park, New Jersey, the company has assisted over 5,000 customers in migrating more than 20 million email users globally. Key offerings include Active Directory Pro for restructuring active directory environments, Directory Sync Pro for synchronization, Power365 for cross-tenant integration and migration, and Exchange Pro for enterprise exchange migrations. Additionally, Binary Tree provides Migration-as-a-Service, Office 365 managed services, and other cloud solutions. The company operates internationally, with offices in several countries, and is recognized as a Microsoft Gold Certified Partner. As of September 2020, Binary Tree is a subsidiary of Quest Software Inc.
ApexSQL
Acquisition in 2019
ApexSQL LLC is a software development company based in Chapel Hill, North Carolina, specializing in SQL Server development and database tools for database administrators and developers. Established in 2005, the company provides a range of solutions including database auditing, recovery, change management, development, and documentation. In addition to its software offerings, ApexSQL also delivers technical support services to enhance user experience. As of 2019, ApexSQL operates as a subsidiary of Quest Software Inc.
Metalogix Software
Acquisition in 2018
Metalogix Software, established in 2001 and headquartered in Washington D.C., specializes in developing software solutions for enterprise collaboration platforms. Its offerings include migration, management, and security tools designed to move, manage, and protect content within these platforms. Key products include Content Matrix for migration and management, StoragePoint for backup and storage, Replicator for synchronization, ControlPoint for security and compliance, and Archive Manager for archiving. Metalogix also provides services such as migration planning, SharePoint and Office 365 migrations, security and governance, performance monitoring, and information archiving. With over 14,000 clients, Metalogix is recognized for its world-class tools and 24/7 support, and is a Microsoft Gold Partner, an EMC Select Partner, and a GSA provider.
VKernel
Acquisition in 2011
VKernel Corporation, founded in 2007 and acquired by Quest Software in 2011, is now part of Dell. It specializes in performance and capacity management solutions for virtualized infrastructures, specifically targeting VMware and Microsoft environments. The company offers virtual appliances that monitor and track resources across virtual server environments, reporting on critical metrics such as CPU, network, memory, and storage usage. VKernel's products are designed to simplify the planning and prediction of capacity utilization and performance bottlenecks, enabling over 50,000 system administrators to maximize capacity, reduce virtualization costs, and enhance application performance. With operations in the United States and Europe, VKernel distributes its solutions directly and through a global network of partners, addressing the increasing demand for effective management solutions in virtualized and cloud environments.
ChangeBASE
Acquisition in 2011
ChangeBASE is now part of Quest Software. A leader in simplifying and reducing the cost of IT management, Quest’s innovative solutions make solving the toughest IT management problems easier, enabling more than 100,000 customers worldwide to save time and money across physical, virtual and cloud environments.
Jaspersoft
Venture Round in 2011
Jaspersoft is a provider of open source business intelligence software that facilitates the creation of interactive reports, dashboards, and analytics for applications. The company offers a comprehensive BI suite designed to support developers and businesses in harnessing insights from diverse data sources. With a focus on cloud, big data, and mobile deployments, Jaspersoft enables self-service BI at scale, catering to a wide range of commercial customers. It operates under a commercial open source model, supported by a community of over 250,000 members and boasting nearly 15 million downloads of its software. With more than 175,000 production deployments powering 100,000 data-driven applications, Jaspersoft maintains a significant presence in the global market. The company is privately held and has locations worldwide.
Symlabs
Acquisition in 2011
Symlabs was founded in 2001 with the vision to simplify and enhance directory services and identity management. Its virtual directory and federation technology will enhance the architecture of both Quest One and Dell's migration capabilities. These offerings will benefit from unsurpassed performance, improved security and easier unification of data from discrete heterogeneous data repositories—all without any impact on existing infrastructure.
WSO2
Venture Round in 2011
WSO2 Inc. is a developer of an open-source enterprise middleware platform that facilitates digital transformation for organizations worldwide. Founded in 2005 and headquartered in Mountain View, California, with additional offices across various countries, WSO2 provides tools for enterprise architects to build, integrate, manage, secure, and analyze APIs, applications, and microservices across diverse environments, including on-premises and cloud settings. The company's offerings include WSO2 Developer Studio, WSO2 Private PaaS, and WSO2 App Cloud, which support application development and hosting, as well as customer identity and access management solutions. WSO2's API-first approach enables organizations to efficiently harness their APIs, enhancing user experiences while managing over 1 billion identities and executing trillions of transactions annually. The company serves multiple sectors, including healthcare, finance, retail, and technology, positioning itself as a significant player in the digital landscape.
RemoteScan
Acquisition in 2011
RemoteScan is a software company that specializes in connecting document scanners and cameras to hosted applications operating on Microsoft Hyper-V, Citrix, and VMware servers. Its primary focus is to provide businesses with a solution that facilitates the integration of scanning and imaging devices into their existing hosted environments. This capability enhances the efficiency of document management processes by allowing users to seamlessly utilize their scanners with various applications. By addressing the needs of business organizations, RemoteScan plays a crucial role in improving document handling and operational workflows.
Genius Geeks
Angel Round in 2011
Genius Geeks provides expert guides and reviews on technology related to Apple, Android, and Microsoft, catering to tech enthusiasts seeking insights and tips on operating systems and mobile devices. The platform emphasizes clarity and accessibility, offering detailed information to help users navigate the complexities of various technological tools. By focusing on user-friendly content, Genius Geeks aims to empower individuals with knowledge that enhances their understanding and usage of modern technology. The business stands out for its commitment to delivering valuable resources that simplify the tech experience for its audience.
e-DMZ Security
Acquisition in 2011
e-DMZ Security specializes in privileged access control solutions for enterprises aiming to manage and secure privileged user sessions. The company's Total Privileged Access Management (TPAM) suite provides a modular and economical approach to privileged identity and access control. This suite is enhanced by the Password Auto Repository™ (PAR) and eGuardPost™ appliances, ensuring robust security and compliance across diverse industries. With over 450 installations in more than 17 countries, e-DMZ Security caters to major corporations in sectors such as banking, insurance, pharmaceuticals, and manufacturing. Headquartered in Wilmington, Delaware, the company has established a global presence through offices and authorized partners in North America, South America, Europe, the Middle East, and Asia.
Symplified
Series B in 2011
Symplified is an identity-as-a-service platform that streamlines user access to applications while ensuring compliance with security standards. The company offers a range of services, including single sign-on, identity and access management, directory integration, centralized provisioning, and strong authentication. Its KeyChain product provides secure single sign-on for various software-as-a-service (SaaS) and enterprise applications, while the Access solution focuses on identity management for SaaS and web applications. The Identity Cloud service allows users to deploy identity infrastructure effectively. By providing a unified, customizable single sign-on portal, Symplified enhances visibility and control over application usage without compromising sensitive user data. With operations in Silicon Valley, the northeastern and Midwestern U.S., the United Kingdom, and EMEA, Symplified is headquartered in Boulder, Colorado.
Bakbone Software
Acquisition in 2010
Bakbone Software specializes in enterprise-level data protection solutions. Headquartered in San Diego, California, the company offers a suite of award-winning products that simplify real-time data backup, deduplication, and recovery across diverse platforms. Bakbone's scalable solutions enhance operational efficiency, minimize downtime, and bolster data security for Fortune 1000 corporations and government entities worldwide. These solutions are distributed via a global network of partners, including OEMs, resellers, and solution providers.
Surgient Networks
Acquisition in 2010
Surgient, Inc. specializes in self-service virtualization automation and lab management solutions, primarily through its Virtual Automation Platform. This platform enables enterprise IT organizations to deliver self-service computing resources to users, supporting applications such as software quality assurance, training, sales, and marketing. Additionally, Surgient Cloud Express integrates cloud computing technology to assist organizations in deploying on-premise cloud infrastructures. The company offers a range of services including solution design and architecture, capacity planning, software installation, configuration, and training for both administrators and end-users. Surgient serves a diverse array of industries, including hospitality, pharmaceuticals, aerospace, insurance, software, financial services, healthcare, telecom, and hardware. Founded in 1999, Surgient is headquartered in Austin, Texas.
Voelcker Informatik AG
Acquisition in 2010
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PacketTrap Networks
Acquisition in 2009
PacketTrap Networks, Inc., established in 2006 and based in San Francisco, specializes in network and application management software solutions for network administrators in the United States. Its offerings include network diagnostics, management, and discovery tools, along with traffic analysis solutions. Key products are PacketTrap Perspective, a comprehensive network management and application monitoring tool addressing bandwidth, performance, and connectivity issues; and PacketTrap Managed Service Provider, a monitoring platform for customer networks, servers, and applications.
MonoSphere
Acquisition in 2009
MonoSphere is the creator of Storage Horizon storage capacity management software. Quest has also hired a substantial number of the former MonoSphere employees. The high quality of MonoSphere's team and technology, as well as the fit of its products within Quest's management offerings, were key factors in the decision to proceed with this acquisition.
NetPro
Acquisition in 2008
NetPro develops operations management software solutions that focus on the optimization of Microsoft infrastructure. NetPro offers DirectoryAnalyzer, a software solution that is able to alert its administrators about directory infrastructure issues. It also features DNS monitoring and user interface improvements. NetPro was acquired by Quest Software in September 2008. Netpro was founded in 1991.
Akonix Systems
Acquisition in 2008
Akonix Systems is a provider of software solutions that focus on enhancing interactive communications and community engagement for major organizations. Its flagship product, Akonix CommuniWare Enterprise, is a fully integrated platform that enables users to connect with individuals sharing similar interests, thereby enriching user experiences. The solution is scalable, customizable, and designed to improve key performance metrics, including customer acquisition, retention, and revenue generation, setting it apart from traditional customer relationship management tools. In addition to its communication platform, Akonix also offers software services for instant messaging management and risk management, further strengthening its position in the security and enterprise communication space.
Vizioncore
Acquisition in 2008
Vizioncore specializes in virtualization management software, now part of Quest Software’s Server Virtualization Management group. The company focuses on providing solutions for disaster recovery and virtual infrastructure management, helping organizations safeguard and optimize their virtualized environments. With innovative software, Vizioncore enables users to manage physical, virtual, and cloud resources effectively, improving operational efficiency and productivity. Their offerings include data protection, monitoring, and administration tools designed to reduce administration costs and enhance the return on investment in virtualized computing resources. Serving over 100,000 customers globally, Vizioncore aims to simplify complex IT challenges and support efficient management of private clouds.
PassGo
Acquisition in 2007
Market-leading identity management and compliance products
Provision Networks
Acquisition in 2007
Provision Networks is a company that was acquired by Quest Software in 2007.
eXc Software
Acquisition in 2007
eXc Software is a Provider of services for Microsoft operations manager products. The company offer products that extend the Microsoft systems center operations manager and Microsoft system center configuration manager namely MOM and SMS to monitor and manage non-windows systems and devices.
ScriptLogic
Acquisition in 2007
ScriptLogic is a prominent provider of software solutions designed for Windows management, specifically catering to small and mid-sized businesses. The company specializes in network administration software for Microsoft Windows-based environments, offering a comprehensive suite of products that includes solutions for active directory, application management, desktop management, incident management, server management, SQL server management, and vulnerability management. Among its key offerings are Patch Authority Ultimate, an advanced patch management solution, and Desktop Authority, which focuses on desktop lifecycle management. Additionally, ScriptLogic provides Security Explorer, a graphical tool that enables real-time management of access controls and security across enterprise workstations.
Magnum Technologies
Acquisition in 2007
Magnum Technologies developed software solutions that aligned IT operations with enterprise priorities. Magnum’s software solutions were designed to easily integrate with and enhance the effectiveness of existing management platforms by monitoring and measuring IT performance from a line-of-business perspective. Magnum Technologies clients included Target Stores, IBM and Thomson West. Mike Wethington was on the board of Magnum Technologies through a successful exit to Quest Software, which was subsequently then acquired by Dell.
Aftermail
Acquisition in 2006
Email archiving provider
Vintela
Acquisition in 2005
Vintela specializes in providing enterprise-class solutions designed to enhance integration and interoperability within mixed computing environments. Based in Utah and Tennessee, the company offers a versatile platform that extends the capabilities of Microsoft products, including Active Directory and Microsoft Systems Management Server. This enables organizations to manage diverse computing environments that encompass both Windows and non-Windows systems, such as Unix and Linux. By facilitating the integration and consolidation of these technologies, Vintela helps clients optimize their existing IT infrastructure, ensuring a measurable return on investment and reduced operating costs.
Imceda Software
Acquisition in 2005
Imceda Software, Inc. is a provider of software solutions for the management of database administration processes. Imceda Software was formed from DBAssociatesIT, a Melbourne, Australia based software company, after Series A investment from Insight Venture Partners.
Wingra Technologies
Acquisition in 2005
Wingra is a provider of text integration and migration services, specializing in a comprehensive suite of software products designed for messaging integration, messaging migration, and directory synchronization. The company's solutions facilitate seamless communication and data management, enabling organizations to efficiently transition and integrate their messaging systems. Wingra's focus on delivering reliable and effective tools positions it as a key player in the field of data integration services.
Aelita Software
Acquisition in 2004
Aelita Software provided software and services for network management and security administration, including applications for data migration, server consolidation, and directory management.
Sitraka Software
Acquisition in 2002
Sitraka Software develops diagnostic solutions for pinpointing and eliminating performance problems in J2EE-based systems. The company was founded by Greg Kiessling in1989 and is based in Toronto, Canada. It has offices in New Jersey, The Netherlands, Germany, and Paris.
BB4 Technologies
Acquisition in 2002
BB4 Technologies specializes in developing network monitoring software that allows users to remotely assess the performance of monitored systems via any web browser or WAP device. The company's flagship products, including the Big Brother System and Network Monitor, are designed to ensure system and network availability by promptly detecting issues and alerting systems administrators through pagers, email notifications, or text messages. Additionally, the software offers access to historical data, enabling users to review past incidents and track performance statistics to determine compliance with service levels. This comprehensive monitoring capability aids in maintaining optimal system functionality and reliability.
Fastlane Technologies
Acquisition in 2000
FastLane Technologies, Inc. engages in the development and sale of directory management software. It provides enterprise directory management solutions for corporate networks, including Microsoft Windows NT and Windows 2000.
MessageWise
Acquisition in 2000
Provider of performance monitoring and configuration management solutions for Microsoft Exchange e-mail networks
Client/Server Software Solutions
Acquisition in 2000
Client/Server Software Solutions provides information technology engineering solutions and services for military and civilian agencies in the United States.
Foglight Software
Acquisition in 1999
Foglight Software is a company that was acquired by Quest Software in 1999.
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