M&A Deal Summary |
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Date | 1995-12-12 |
Target | Bruce Artwick Organization |
Sector | Software |
Buyer(s) | Microsoft |
Deal Type | Add-on Acquisition |
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Microsoft is a global technology company that offers a broad spectrum of software products, services, and devices designed to help individuals and organizations across various sectors. Its extensive portfolio includes the Windows operating systems, the Microsoft Office suite for productivity, and the Azure cloud computing platform, providing solutions for computing, analytics, storage, and networking. Microsoft also delves into enterprise applications with Dynamics 365, connects professionals via LinkedIn, and engages gamers through its Xbox brand and related services. Additionally, it offers internet services such as Bing for web search, Outlook.com for email, and Skype for communication. Microsoft was formed in 1975 and is based in Redmond, Washington.
DEAL STATS | # |
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Overall | 8 of 213 |
Sector (Software) | 8 of 113 |
Type (Add-on Acquisition) | 8 of 199 |
State (Illinois) | 1 of 5 |
Country (United States) | 6 of 153 |
Year (1995) | 3 of 3 |
DATE | TARGET | DEAL TYPE | VALUE |
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1995-10-17 |
The Blue Ribbon SoundWorks
United States The Blue Ribbon SoundWorks, Ltd. has focused on a singular mission to create software that increases the power of sound technology and frees the creative spirit to compose and enjoy music. The Atlanta-based company also engages in development of OEM music-software products and the production and design of multimedia presentations, soundtracks and musical scores. |
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DATE | TARGET | DEAL TYPE | VALUE |
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1996-01-16 |
Vermeer Technologies
Cambridge, Massachusetts, United States Vermeer Technologies Inc., a pioneer of visual, standards-based Web publishing tools based in Cambridge, Mass. Vermeer's flagship software application, FrontPage ™ , is a critically acclaimed tool for easily creating and managing rich Web documents without programming. FrontPage will become a key component of Microsoft's strategy to provide a full range of tools that put the power of Web publishing, for both the Internet and intranets, in the hands of the broadest range of computer users. |
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