Cisco Buys PostPath

Cisco Systems (CSCO) today announced a deal to acquire privately held PostPath, a Mountain View, Calif.-based provider of Linux-based email and calendaring software, for $215 million. Cisco said the deal will extend the email and calendar functions of its Webex Connect collaboration platform. Cisco said that PostPath’s software is “interoperable with many other email solutions and provides a browser-independent AJAX Web client.”

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  • Richi Jennings

    Once again, Cisco makes a sound investment in an email technology vendor. Just like it did with IronPort. Great choice.

    More analysis at richijennings.com.

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