ORSYP
French enterprise software and IT services company (1986–2014), known for Dollar Universe job scheduling and IT operations management, later absorbed into Automic and Broadcom.
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Overview
ORSYP S.A (Organisation, Systèmes, Productivité) was a French enterprise software and IT services company founded in 1986 by Jean-Jacques Parinet. It developed around two pillars: software publishing and IT consulting. The company became the French leader in IT production automation with its Dollar Universe and UniJob scheduling solutions, and expanded its consulting and training offerings into IT management (ITIL, DevOps, Lean IT) while growing internationally. Its headquarters were in Paris (La Défense), with major offices in Canada, the United States, the United Kingdom, Italy, Spain, Benelux, Singapore, and Hong Kong. The group operated in 12 countries and served more than 1,500 clients worldwide. In 2009 ORSYP acquired Sysload, a performance and capacity management tool vendor, and in 2012 it acquired Streamcore, which offered WAN network performance optimization for cloud application delivery. In June 2014 the ORSYP group was acquired by Austrian competitor Automic and became Automic Software in November 2014. Automic was in turn acquired by CA Technologies in early 2017, and CA Technologies was acquired by Broadcom in 2018. The ORSYP brand is no longer active; its website domain is now listed for sale.
History
ORSYP (an acronym for Organisation, Systèmes, Productivité) was created in 1986 by Jean-Jacques Parinet and developed around two axes: software publishing and IT consulting. The company became the French leader in IT production automation with its Dollar Universe and UniJob scheduling software solutions, along with related training and services, while broadening its consulting and training offerings to IT management (ITIL, DevOps, Lean IT) and expanding internationally. Its headquarters were based in Paris (La Défense), and it had its main offices in Canada, the United States, the United Kingdom, Italy, Spain, Benelux, as well as Singapore and Hong Kong. The group was present in 12 countries and had more than 1,500 clients worldwide. In 2009, the company acquired Sysload, a publisher of a performance and capacity management tool that allowed companies to monitor and remediate incidents in real time. In 2012, ORSYP acquired Streamcore, which offered a WAN network performance optimization solution ensuring application delivery in the Cloud. In June 2014, the ORSYP group was acquired by the Austrian competitor Automic and became Automic Software in November 2014. Automic was in turn acquired by CA Technologies in early 2017, and the American group was itself acquired by Broadcom in 2018.
- 2018
CA Technologies acquired by Broadcom.
- 2017
Automic acquired by CA Technologies.
- 2014
In June, ORSYP group acquired by Automic; in November, becomes Automic Software.
- 2012
ORSYP acquires Streamcore, a WAN network performance optimization solution provider.
- 2009
ORSYP acquires Sysload, a performance and capacity management tool vendor.
- 1986
ORSYP founded by Jean-Jacques Parinet.
Products and positioning
French leader in IT production automation and IT operations management software, with associated consulting and training services.
Dollar Universe
Job scheduling and IT production automation software.
UniJob
Job scheduling software.
Sysload
Performance and capacity management tool for real-time incident monitoring and remediation.
Streamcore
WAN network performance optimization solution for cloud application delivery.
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