A to Z Software and SaaS Operational Benchmarking Series: Attunity

In this series, I will go through a list of public (and formerly public) software and SaaS companies, and run through a set of operational benchmarks based on publicly available data. Using public information such as SEC filings, press releases, earnings transcripts and investor presentations, I have pieced together a variety of items that are noteworthy to monitor and understand for these companies of varying scale, growth rates and profitability. Given the sheer amount of publicly available data and information circulated over the time horizon considered in this article, I may have missed item(s) worthy of consideration (so please leave me your thoughts!) and will not be adjusting all of the historical financials on a pro forma basis for M&A. I have conducted this analysis myself and it expresses my own opinions and work product, as I have no business relationship with the company mentioned in this article.

Introduction

The next company covered in the A to Z Software and SaaS Operational Benchmarking Series is Attunity.

Attunity provides data integration and Big Data management software solutions to enable availability, delivery, and management of data across a variety of enterprise platforms and organizations. The company was launched in 1989, and went public in 1992. In February 2019, the company agreed to be acquired by Qlik, which closed in May 2019.