Enigmatec

About Enigmatec

Enigmatec Corporation Limited was a technology firm established in 2002 and headquartered in London, United Kingdom. The company positioned itself in the enterprise data center automation market, providing solutions designed to automate the management of both physical and virtual IT resources.

The firm secured significant financial backing, raising a total of $32.5 million over three funding rounds. Its first round occurred in June 2004, and the final was a Series C round on August 6, 2008, which raised $14 million. This round included participation from notable institutional investors such as Intel Capital, Amadeus Capital, Herald Investment Management, and Scottish Enterprise.

Enigmatec's product suite targeted the complexities of IT infrastructure management. Its core offering was the Execution Management System, which automated the cataloging, testing, and implementation of procedures for managing IT environments. Additionally, the company developed the Enigmatec Virtual Orchestrator, a tool that enabled self-service provisioning and management of virtual resources. Another key product was the Enigmatec Automated Disaster Recovery, which managed and monitored disaster recovery operations. The company's business model revolved around selling these specialized software solutions to enterprises seeking to enhance the efficiency and reliability of their data centers.

After several years of operation and product development, Enigmatec Corporation was acquired by iWave Wireless on April 6, 2010. The company is now considered deadpooled.