Boomi, a company specializing in intelligent integration and automation, has announced plans to acquire Rivery, a provider of modern data integration tools. Rivery’s expertise in Change Data Capture (CDC) technology allows businesses to move data efficiently and in real-time.
“This acquisition marks an important milestone for Boomi as we expand our platform to address the evolving data management needs of businesses in the age of data-driven decision-making and AI,” said Steve Lucas, chair and CEO of Boomi.
Rivery’s tools, including its low-code Extract, Load, and Transform (ELT) features, will strengthen Boomi’s platform. The acquisition is part of Boomi’s strategy to provide businesses with unified solutions for integration, automation, API management, and data management.
“Low latency requirements are emerging across modern enterprises, and CDC technology is increasingly used to ensure real-time updates and timely data-driven insights, recommendations, and actions,” said Doug Henschen, VP and principal analyst at Constellation Research.
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He noted that Rivery’s technologies will not only facilitate seamless integration of data across silos, but also empower businesses to make informed decisions and deploy trusted AI solutions that can adapt to evolving market demands.
Boomi’s platform helps businesses address challenges such as managing data silos and ensuring data quality and security. By integrating Rivery’s technology, Boomi aims to simplify the creation of data pipelines, helping organizations deploy trusted AI solutions.
“This is a transformative moment for Rivery’s employees, customers, and partners,” said Itamar Ben Hemo, CEO of Rivery. “The unified platform offered by Boomi merges critical elements essential for every company today: API management, integration and automation, and data management — all supported by strong AI foundations.”
Boomi plans to use Rivery’s capabilities to provide its customers with a streamlined approach to managing APIs, integrating data, and automating workflows. The combined platform aims to reduce the need for multiple vendors, making it easier for businesses to manage their data strategies.
The financial details of the deal have not been disclosed.