In 2018, OpenText acquired Liaison Technologies for $310 million which they integrated into their OpenText ALLOY Platform. In 2017, OpenText acquired Guidance Software, and Covisint for ~$103 million which they integrated into their OpenText Business Network. Also in 2016, OpenText acquired Recommind after previously engaging with the company as a strategic partner. OpenText had originally had Documentum and Hummingbird, Ltd., as its chief competitors in this space, but this acquisition brought the long-time third competitor in Documentum under one corporate roof. On September 12, 2016, OpenText further expanded its share of the enterprise content management software market by buying that division of Dell EMC, which included Documentum, for $1.6 billion USD. In 2015, OpenText acquired Daegis for $13.5 million. In 2014 they also acquired Cordys for $33 million, and Actuate. and integrated it into their OpenText Business Network, which then acquired Inovis. In 2012, the company acquired EasyLink for $232 million.
In 2009, the company acquired Vignette Corporation for $321 million in cash and stock. In 2008, the company acquired Captaris, Inc. In 2006, OpenText acquired Hummingbird Ltd. In 2003, OpenText acquired IXOS Software AG. The collaboration strengthens Webroot Security Awareness Training with interactive, Hollywood-style videos showcasing viral material aimed at encouraging cyber-resilient activities such as phishing emails and inappropriate URLs detected. In July 2020, OpenText has partnered with NINJIO. OpenText is a supporter of the University of Waterloo Stratford Campus, contributing both funds and in-kind services to the school.
From January 2016, Steve Murphy served as the President however, the company eliminated the position in Q1 2017. Mark Barrenechea was named Canadian Business CEO of the year in 2015. Mark Barrenechea has been president and CEO of OpenText since 2012. John Shackleton served as president from 1998 to 2011, and as CEO from 2005 - 2011. Tom Jenkins later became president and Chief Executive Officer, and has been Executive Chairman since 2013. Key people involved later include Tom Jenkins, who joined the company as COO in 1994. The founders spun the company off from a University of Waterloo project that developed technology to index the Oxford English Dictionary. It grew out of OpenText Systems Inc., founded in 1989. Timothy Bray, with University of Waterloo professors Frank Tompa and Gaston Gonnet, founded OpenText Corporation in 1991. 3.9 OpenText AppEnhancer (formerly ApplicationXtender).3.8 OpenText Intelligent Capture (formerly Captiva).3.4 OpenText Archive Center (Archive Server).3.2 OpenText Document Server Alchemy Edition.
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