OpenText™, the global leader in Enterprise Information Management (EIM), announced its 2018 Innovation Tour conference series. This global series of events will be held in nine cities around the world from February to May 2018. OpenText executives, including Mark J. Barrenechea, Vice Chairman, CEO and CTO; and Muhi Majzoub, EVP Engineering, will keynote at the events taking place in Tokyo, Singapore, Sydney, Paris, Munich, Amsterdam, Stockholm, Johannesburg and London.

“The world is changing at an incredible pace, and the opportunities for businesses to grow, differentiate, and compete through digital technology have never been more dramatic than today,” said Mark J. Barrenechea, Vice Chairman, CEO and CTO, OpenText. “At OpenText, we are helping our customers drive strategic transformation by harnessing the power of their information through extreme automation and insight. By combining enterprise information with applications, security, the Business Network, the Internet of Things, and artificial intelligence, we are defining the future of digital.”

Attendees at all Innovation Tour events will experience first-hand OpenText Magellan, a flexible AI and analytics platform designed to enable business insight. Attendees will also see how recently acquired technology from DellEMC, HP, Guidance Software, and Covisint is being integrated with the latest developments in OpenText’s next-generation digital platform, Release 16.

Barrenechea continued, “OpenText is The Information Company, and we are empowering our customers to do more with their enterprise information, turning data into insight, and insight into business success. As more enterprise critical information is being created by both humans and machines, organizations require new tools and new approaches to turn that data into insight. OpenText’s Innovation Tour presents an unmissable opportunity for customers to connect directly with product and solution experts and OpenText Executives to see the latest product innovation in action and to share their digital ambitions with OpenText and our partners.”