Open Text Corp
A maker of enterprise software that helps businesses and government agencies manage, secure, and search their documents and data, with tools that connect systems like SAP and Salesforce. It was born in 1991 in Waterloo, Ontario, when University of Waterloo researchers who had built software to digitize the 60-million-word Oxford English Dictionary turned that search technology into a company. The name comes from their innovation: their index stayed "open" to any kind of "text," rather than being locked to one format.
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