Oracle makes data management buy

Software business Oracle has agreed to acquire US-based Endeca Technologies, which provides data management, web commerce and business intelligence.
Round-up of today's M&A deals


Software business Oracle has agreed to acquire US-based Endeca Technologies, which provides data management, web commerce and business intelligence.
Round-up of today’s M&A deals

Software business Oracle has agreed to acquire US-based Endeca Technologies, which provides data management, web commerce and business intelligence.

The privately-held business is being bought for an undisclosed amount.

According to a statement the combination of Oracle and Endeca is expected to create a ‘comprehensive technology platform’ to process, store, manage and analyse structured and unstructured information together.

Thomas Kurian, executive vice president of Oracle Development, comments: ‘This technology will allow us to integrate more comprehensive unstructured data management into Oracle’s engineered systems.

Headquartered in California, Oracle has its UK base in Berkshire.

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