Hyperwave

About Hyperwave

Established in 1997 in Graz, Austria, Hyperwave operates as a provider of enterprise content management software. The company was co-founded by Tom Klaff and has secured $18 million in total funding over two rounds, with the latest being a Series C in 2005 led by investors such as Global Equity Partners, Emillennium, and 3i Group. Hyperwave was acquired in January 2013.

The firm's core business revolves around integrated private cloud and intranet solutions designed to optimize information flow within an organization. It serves businesses by providing software that manages a wide array of information, including office documents, emails, blogs, wikis, and file systems. This enables clients to streamline decision-making processes, ensure traceability, and improve communication efficiency. The business model focuses on delivering a comprehensive platform that acts as a central workspace for project collaboration, document creation, and information distribution.

Hyperwave's product suite is centered on its enterprise content management platform, which functions as the primary start page for a user's workday, consolidating tasks, appointments, and news. Key features include document management, ensuring users always work with the most current version of a file, and web content management for creating and publishing content across websites, blogs, and wikis. The platform also incorporates a business process engine for managing and distributing information and workflows directly through a browser. The software is designed to be secure, intuitive, and accessible from anywhere, with an emphasis on conforming to a company's existing corporate identity guidelines and managing multilingual content and approval procedures.