BOSTON, March 27, 2023 /PRNewswire/ -- OpenView announced the closing of its seventh fund totaling $570 million, which will continue the firm's dedication to partnering with high-growth software ...

OpenView is an expansion-stage venture firm that helps build software companies into market leaders. To learn more about the firm, Pulse 2.0 interviewed OpenView Operating Partner Kyle Poyar. Kyle ...

A 20-year veteran at the company, Jim Grant was most recently the general manager of HP's OpenView software business. He'll lead BMC's group that sells software for help desks. Stephen Shankland ...

The product integration, announced Monday, comes three months after HP completed its $425 million acquisition of Peregrine last December. Peregrine’s AssetCenter, combined with HP’s OpenView Service ...

), a leading provider of powerful and affordable IT management software, today announced that IT solutions provider Bulletproof Solutions replaced HP OpenView with SolarWinds' network management ...

BOSTON, Nov. 17, 2020 /PRNewswire/ -- OpenView Venture Partners, a leading venture capital firm focused on business software, today announced the expansion of its investment team with the addition of ...

Kareo, a leader in web-based medical billing software, attracts $9.5 million investment by OpenView Venture Partners. The funding will be used to enhance customer service, expand sales and marketing, ...

HP not only wants to breathe new life into its venerable OpenView platform, the company is counting on it as its enterprise software lynchpin. Peter Blackmore, executive vice president for HP’s ...

Three years after announcing its sixth fund, OpenView Venture Partners is back with $570 million in capital commitments for its new, seventh fund. It represents a 25% increase over the firm's $450 ...

HP is working separately with several providers of business-intelligence software, including Business Objects, Cognos, Hyperion, and SAS, to develop products that will be optimized to work with HP's ...

It’s no secret that 2022 has been a brutal year for software companies. Valuations have been slashed, inflation keeps climbing and layoff announcements abound. The whispers of a potential recession ...