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Jaspersoft, the open source BI house, has gotten $11 million in new "strategic" capital financing.
It's coming from existing investors Red Hat, SAP Ventures and new investor Quest Software, along with the participation of all its existing major investors including Doll Capital Management, Morgenthaler Ventures, Partech International, Scale Venture Partners and Adams Street Partners.
Jaspersoft's already seen at least $32.5 million, with the last VC infusion maybe being a $12.5 million E round; it never did say.

The money is evidently supposed fuel its "aggressive" product roadmap, global expansion and potential strategic acquisitions.
CEO Brian Gentile said, "The additional financing provides us with more agility and flexibility as we consider build vs. buy opportunities to accelerate our growth in embedded, self-service and mobile BI."
The current Jaspersoft 4 BI Suite is supposed to be one of the most widely used BI software suites in the world, built for the "most demanding business intelligence requirements." It includes capabilities such as data integration, OLAP analysis and audit logging as well as native big data access and cloud/multi-tenant SaaS deployment widgetry.
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Elad Israeli 07/20/11 11:42:00 AM EDT | |||
As far as I know, this is Jasper's F round which brings their total funds raised to 50M. A series F doesn't spell great things for a company that has been around for as long as they have. Which begs the question - what innovation has open source BI brought to the industry? Same long projects, same complexities, same problematic value proposition. Getting licenses for "free" (and charging tons on support instead) doesn't really change the total cost of a typical BI solution all that much. For more: http://tinyurl.com/open-source-bi |
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