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In 2021, Vibiquity announced it renewed its agreement with izzi, a cable tv operator in Mexico. On 8 March 2021, Amdocs Media’s Vindicia and Vimeo extended long-term engagement to enable Vimeo’s global SaaS video platform.
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On 5 August 2020, Amdocs reported that Orange Liberia has collaborated with Amdocs to update its end-to-end digital enabling infrastructure. In July 2020, Amdocs acquired Openet Telecom Inc., a provider of 5G charging, policy and cloud technologies. These donations came as part of Amdocs Corporate Social Responsibility program. In January 2020, Amdocs donated resources including food packs to Globe Telecom as part of aid operations for Filipino communities affected by the eruption of Taal volcano.
In August 2019, Amdocs acquired TTS Wireless for $50 million. In October 2018, Shuky Sheffer replaced Eli Gelman as Amdocs' President and CEO. Also in 2018, Amdocs acquired Canadian company UXP Systems. Following the acquisition, former Vubiquity CEO Darcy Antonellis became head of Amdocs Media Division. In 2018, Amdocs acquired Vubiquity for $224 million. In late 2017, Amdocs acquired Kenzan Media.
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In September 2016, Amdocs acquired Silicon Valley based Vindicia, Tel Aviv-based company Pontis, and Irish software company Brite:Bill. Funding by Amdocs was announced to be cut in July 2017, leading to the Matrix core team creating their own UK-based company, "New Vector Limited". In 2016, a subsidiary of Amdocs was created, named "Vector Creations Limited", which employed the team working on the Matrix protocol and software. In 2015, Amdocs acquired a majority of Comverse BSS for $272 million. Īlso in 2013, Amdocs acquired Actix for $120 million. The company acquired Celcite in 2013 for $129 million. In 2011, Amdocs acquired Bridgewater Systems. Also in 2010, Amdocs acquired MX Telecom for $104 million. In November 2010, Eli Gelman replaced Dov Baharav as Amdocs' President and CEO. In 2008, Amdocs acquired Irish software company Changing Worlds for $60 million. Īmdocs acquired Israeli startup SigValue in 2007 for $85 million. In 2005, Amdocs acquired billing and CRM provider DST Innovis for $238 million. In 2002, Dov Baharav replaced Avi Naor as Amdocs' President and CEO. Īmdocs acquired software firm Clarify in 2001 for $200 million. Īmdocs entered the managed services space in 1999 with the acquisition of ITDS. The company went public on the New York Stock Exchange in June 1998, moving to the NASDAQ Global Select Market in 2014.
In 1995, Avi Naor replaced Boaz Dotan as president and CEO of Amdocs. Over the years, Amdocs has continued to expand its product and services offerings. īetween 19 Amdocs took its initial diversification steps, expanding first into the wireline telephony arena and then the mobile space. Within two years, the Aurec Group sold off all its holdings in Amdocs for almost US$1 billion. In 1985, Southwestern Bell Corporation acquired a 50 percent ownership share of Aurec Information & Directory Systems, and its name was changed to Amdocs.
Together with others at Golden Pages, Kahn developed a billing software program for phone directory companies and with Boaz Dotan established a company called Aurec Information & Directory Systems to market this product. In 1982, Boaz Dotan became Amdocs' first President and CEO. The company was founded in 1982 in Israel as an offshoot of Golden Pages, the Israeli phone directory company, which was owned by the Aurec Group headed by Morris Kahn. The company specializes in software and services for communications, media and financial services providers and digital enterprises. Īmdocs ( Hebrew: אמדוקס) is a multinational corporation that was founded in Israel and currently headquartered in Chesterfield, Missouri, with support and development centers located worldwide.
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