Inmagic

Inmagic provides specialized software solutions for knowledge management, collections management, and library automation aimed at enhancing information organization and accessibility across various sectors. Founded in 1983 by Antonio Dionis, Inmagic operates out of Woburn, Massachusetts, USA, and focuses on delivering knowledge management solutions. The company was acquired by SydneyPLUS in October 2011 for an undisclosed amount and has secured a total funding of USD 2. 00 mn through a recent Series B round, led by Edison Partners.

Inmagic specializes in knowledge management, collections management, and library automation solutions, offering a comprehensive suite of software applications designed to enhance the organization, accessibility, and management of information resources. Its core offerings include integrated library systems such as SydneyDigital and GeniePlus for special libraries, alongside archival management solutions like ArchivEra for municipal and corporate archives. The Presto Knowledge Management platform enables organizations to efficiently manage and share knowledge assets, serving clients across diverse sectors including law firms, healthcare institutions, government agencies, museums, and nonprofits, with a global customer base spanning over 50 countries. Inmagic generates revenue primarily through subscription-based models and software licensing agreements for its products, including flagship solutions like SydneyDigital and Presto.

The company structures transactions to accommodate both large enterprises and smaller organizations, facilitating tailored pricing plans for annual subscriptions and additional training and support services. This B2B transaction framework ensures ongoing support and updates for clients, enhancing value from their investments in Inmagic’s technology solutions. Inmagic aims to leverage its recent funding to enhance its product offerings and expand into new markets. The company is actively designing new products and plans to introduce these innovations in the coming years.

Additionally, strategic initiatives are in place to penetrate emerging markets in Asia and Europe by 2015. The recent acquisition by SydneyPLUS in October 2011 is expected to bolster these growth initiatives.