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HISTORY
 
 
2009
Hypersoft implements the large-scale cloud services metering projects for monitoring global heterogeneous cloud ecosystems. Hypersoft started innovative On-Line Reporting Service that automatically tracks customers’ web applications, portals and cloud services from the perspective of business transaction.
   
       
2008
Hypersoft completes platform-agnostic picture on corporate collaboration environment with Social Network Analysis, SAP reporting; OmniAnalyser™ unifies Microsoft Exchange, Lotus Domino, Office Communications Server, SharePoint, Sametime and QuickPlace metrics.
ASP reporting services from Hypersoft are established for service providers and companies of all sizes as standard part of end-to-end business and IT processes analysis.

 
 
ABOUT HYPERSOFT
Founded in 1993 by Dr. Serguei Dobrinevski in Berlin, Hypersoft has invested six years into developing its unique state-of-the-art technology of collecting heterogeneous data across big networks and analysing communication in relation to business processes.
Hypersoft was the first to introduce data exchange and replication over electronic messaging backbones, thus overcoming administrative and technical boundaries between locations, divisions and entire enterprises.
2007
Service Definition Framework is released as an integral part of OmniAnalyser™ reporting.
Hypersoft vision and concept of managing IT services in a true business-oriented manner gains acceptation by the Gartner, Buttler Group and OmniAnalyser™is proposed as one of the most sophisticated business metrics tools.
Hypersoft’s experts take part at the international organisation IT Service Management Forum, Computer Measurement Group. Hypersoft participates in Microsoft Gold Certified Partner Program.

 
 
     
2006
Hypersoft delivers metrics on more than twenty enterprise IT infrastructure services, as well as tools for gathering and analyzing service information on unique in-house applications.

 
 
       
2005
Four of the ten largest IT managed service companies in Europe and USA use Hypersoft products as part of their standard portfolio offerings.
Deloitte recognizes Hypersoft Information Systems to be among the 500 technology companies in Europe and 50 such companies in Germany that show the fastest growth rates over the last five years.

 
 
       
2004
OmniAnalyser™ and OmniContext™ agents for Linux are released. Hypersoft implements comprehensive IT service management and billing with its products. Service levels for more than 3 million users are managed by Hypersoft software.

 
 
       
2003
Hypersoft wins the "Best of TechEd 2003" award for a best Microsoft Exchange analysis product and the e-Pro Magazine "Apex Award 2003" for a best Lotus Domino analysis product.

 
 
       
2002
Hypersoft releases OmniContext™ to analyse knowledge repositories and business processes. This is the first time when one analytic platform is able to work with hierarchical as well as with relational data.

 
 
       
2001
Hypersoft adds to OmniAnalyser™ compatibility with all major enterprise messaging platforms. OmniAnalyser™ becomes the leading solution to analyse messaging infrastructure at large corporations in Europe and in the USA. Hypersoft's revenues grow by 100 % for three consecutive years.

 
 
       
1999
OmniAnalyser™ is released in December, at that time called Exchange Analyser™ and delivering messaging metrics for Microsoft Exchange Server. It becomes the first product worldwide to collect full messaging metrics across corporate networks. Hypersoft establishes its United States offices in San Francisco.

 
 
       
1997
First data replication and transport applications implemented over the messaging backbone. Hypersoft moves headquarters to Munich.

 
 
       
1996
Hypersoft creates file tagging system for storing data relationships based on user actions and business processes.

 
 
       
1993
Hypersoft develops its first link-based context storage technology, which became instrumental in creating hierarchical storage systems for its later software products.