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Altiris Inc.
Type	Symantec Subsidiary
Industry	Enterprise management software, IT asset management lifecycle management, service-oriented software management, systems configuration management
Founded	1998
Fate	Acquired by Symantec, which was later acquired by Broadcom
Headquarters	Lindon, Utah, United States
Key people	Gregory S. Butterfield Chairman and CEO, Stephen C. Erickson CFO
Products	Helpdesk Solutions, Carbon Copy Solutions, Barcode solution, Inventory Solution Wise Package Studio
Revenue	No longer disclosed
Operating income	No longer disclosed
Net income	No longer disclosed
Number of employees	No longer disclosed
Website	www.altiris.com

Altiris Inc. is a subsidiary of Symantec specializing in service-oriented management software which allows organizations to manage IT assets. They also provide software for web services, security, and systems management products. Established in 1998, Altiris is headquartered in Lindon, Utah, United States. Altiris has over 20,000 customers managing more than 3 million servers and 60 million desktops and laptops.

Altiris was started in 1998 when Jan Newman and Kevin Turpin spun off the software arm of KeyLabs. KeyLabs was, and remains, a third party testing facility. The Altiris Software had been created at KeyLabs to manage the computers at KeyLabs and that software became the start of what is now Altiris. Altiris continues to develop software designed to help IT departments manage their networks and computers more efficiently.

In early 2000, Jan Newman who was then President and CEO brought in Greg Butterfield to take over the role of President and CEO. Under Mr. Butterfield's leadership, Altiris acquired Computing Edge in September 2000. Computing Edge's founder, Dwain Kinghorn, had come from Microsoft and helped to develop Microsoft's original Systems Management Server product (SMS). Computing Edge specialized in extending and enhancing with functionality that SMS lacked.

Altiris continued its market expansion by acquiring several other companies:

• Systems management
• Network management
• System administration
• Configuration management

• http://www.altiris.com/ - Old website/domain, now redirects to Broadcom (which bought Symantec)