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WhereScape is a privately held international data warehouse automation and big data software company. WhereScape was acquired in 2019 by Idera Software.[1]
Company type | Private |
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Industry | Computer Software Data Warehouse Automation Data Management Cloud Migration |
Headquarters | Houston, Texas, USA |
Products | WhereScape RED, WhereScape 3D, Data Vault Express |
Owner | Idera Software |
Number of employees | 100 |
Website | www.wherescape.com |
The company was formerly named Profit Management Systems, but officially renamed to WhereScape in 2001 when expanding business operations into the USA.[2] WhereScape was founded as a data warehouse consulting company in Auckland, New Zealand[3] in 2002 by co-founders Michael Whitehead (President) and Wayne Richmond.[2]
WhereScape operates out of regional headquarters in Houston, Texas, USA; Reading, United Kingdom; and Singapore.[3] As of 2015, it had over 720 customers in more than 15 countries and revenue of around $20 million (NZD).[4] Sales channels vary by country but can be either direct sales or through local partners. WhereScape also has partnerships with third-party companies that embed WhereScape software in their solutions.[5] WhereScape was acquired in 2019 by Idera Software.[1]
In 2020 the company was selected as a finalist for the Specialist Vendor of the Year award 2020.
WhereScape currently offers three main products: WhereScape RED, WhereScape 3D, and Data Vault Express
As of November 2017, version numbers between the two have been aligned and the current stable version is 8.0.1.0.
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