Interwoven
Interwoven, founded in 1995, provided tools and software to manage and deploy website content and assets, support content-centric business collaboration, and streamline web publishing processes. In 2009, Interwoven was acquired by Autonomy Corporation, which was subsequently acquired by Hewlett-Packard in 2011.
Founded in 1995, Interwoven was one of the first enterprise internet companies to address the growing complexity of managing business-critical web content. The platform allowed teams to manage and update digital content across websites, with tools to adapt to customer workflows and support content-centric collaboration. Interwoven's innovation helped organizations bring order to chaotic web publishing environments, making content more structured and scalable. The company went public and reached a $10 billion market cap before being acquired by Autonomy Corporation in 2009. Hewlett-Packard later acquired Autonomy, bringing Interwoven’s legacy technology under its umbrella.