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Adobe Acquires Antepo for Enterprise Instant Messaging

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Confirming rumors that have been circulating since early in January, Adobe has acquired Antepo, Inc. From the horse's blog.

Some reasons why from Mike Gotta of Burton Group, and from David Coleman of Collaborative Strategies.

According to Adobe:

Antepo is a technology company that developed the Antepo Open Presence Network (OPN) System -- an award-winning platform for Enterprise Instant Messaging and Presence capabilities -- enabling real-time communication and collaboration while meeting critical business requirements for control, security, integration, and compliance.

The Antepo technologies and expertise acquired will support the development of Adobe's products and solutions for knowledge workers. The addition of Antepo's Presence and Enterprise Instant Messaging solutions will further expand the capabilities of the Adobe® Acrobat® software family for enabling knowledge workers to communicate and collaborate with confidence.

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