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Data as a Service (DaaS) SoftwareAlpharetta, GeorgiaFounded 2000

Liaison Technologies was acquired by OpenText Corporation.

Liaison's cloud-enabled data integration and management solutions allow more than 7,000 customers to meet today's toughest data challenges.

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Annual revenue
$30.5M
Dec 2018
Owner
OpenText Corporation
Date not on record
Total raised
$45.7M
3 rounds
Employees
392
Mar 2015

Liaison Technologies revenue

Liaison Technologies' annual revenue was $30.5M in December 2018, its last figure before OpenText Corporation bought it (source not recorded).

As ofRevenueSource
Dec 2018$30.5M–

– source not recorded

Who owns Liaison Technologies

OpenText Corporation owns Liaison Technologies. The date and price of the deal are not on record.

Liaison Technologies funding rounds & investors

Liaison Technologies has raised $45.7M across three rounds since 2012. The latest was a $15M funding round in April 2014.

DateRoundRaised
Apr 2014Funding round$15M
Feb 2013Funding round$727.6K
Apr 2012Funding round$30M
Total raised$45.7M

Liaison Technologies CEO, founders & employees

Mark Barrenechea founded Liaison Technologies in 2000 and led it as CEO. Liaison Technologies had 392 employees (March 2015).

Liaison Technologies FAQ

How much money does Liaison Technologies make?

The most recent figure is $30.5M in annual revenue, from December 2018 (source not recorded), before OpenText Corporation bought the company.

Who owns Liaison Technologies?

OpenText Corporation owns Liaison Technologies.

Is Liaison Technologies publicly traded?

No. Liaison Technologies is part of OpenText Corporation.

How much funding has Liaison Technologies raised?

$45.7M across 3 rounds; the latest was a $15M round in April 2014.

Who founded Liaison Technologies?

Mark Barrenechea, in 2000.

How many employees does Liaison Technologies have?

About 392 as of March 2015.

How this page is sourced

Founder figures link to the second they were said; public figures name their source; estimates are marked EST. and say whose they are. Not financial advice.

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