Venetica Corporation

About Venetica Corporation

Venetica Corporation was a company based in Charlotte, North Carolina. Venetica Corporation was acquired in 2004. Venetica was a provider of enterprise content integration software that enables organizations to access unstructured information such as business documents, still images, digital media and Web pages, and integrate it into existing business processes. The software addresses the growing customer need to gain real-time access to business information that is scattered across the enterprise. As a result, organizations can reduce the cost and complexity of business-critical initiatives such as improving customer service, complying with regulations, and consolidating operations following a merger. Without having to rip or replace infrastructure, applications can quickly integrate with multiple repositories that contain documents, images, reports and other digital assets that are stored in the DB2 Content Manager family, Lotus Notes, Documentum, FileNet, Hummingbird, Interwoven, Open Text, Stellent and other repositories. IBM made the decision to acquire Venetica based on increasing demand from customers and partners to extend its information integration capabilities to help companies manage all forms of information across the enterprise. According to industry analysts, the opportunity for business integration software is expected to exceed $10 billion by 2006. IDC also estimates that companies are now spending as much as 40 percent of their annual IT budgets on integration.