Ivanti Acquires Cherwell Software, Adds 'Opportunities for Success' for Partners

Ivanti plans to invest in both companies' service management solutions.

Edward Gately, Senior News Editor

March 25, 2021

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Ivanti has acquired Cherwell Software, a provider of enterprise service management solutions.

Ivanti said the combination cements its position as the only enterprise service management vendor to offer end-to-end service and asset management from IT to lines of business. It also accelerates its innovation in unified endpoint management, zero-trust security and enterprise service management.

Ivanti didn’t say how much it paid for Cherwell. Clearlake Capital Group and TA Associates back Ivanti.

Last fall, Ivanti shelled out $872 million for MobileIron and acquired Pulse Secure in a separate deal. It didn’t divulge the purchase price for Pulse Secure either.

More Opportunities for Ivanti Partners

Erik Randles is Ivanti’s senior vice president of global channels and alliances.

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Ivanti’s Erik Randles

“The acquisition will enable Ivanti’s partners to further grow their business,” he said. “With this acquisition, we’re continuing to add new capabilities and expand our addressable markets. All of this creates more opportunities for success for our partners.”

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Ivanti plans to invest in both Cherwell and Ivanti service management solutions while working to converge the best aspects of each. It plans to integrate Cherwell’s no-code and low-code applications.

The Ivanti Neurons platform will connect the best of both enterprise service management portfolios with the company’s unified endpoint management and zero trust security solutions. Enterprises can autonomously self-heal and self-secure devices, and self-service end users.

Cherwell partners can grow their business by selling and servicing a much broader solutions portfolio, Randles said.

The combined Ivanti Partner Program will launch on July 1, he said.

Adam Holtby is principal analyst at Omdia.

“The combined capabilities will enable Ivanti customers to automate and improve end-to-end service delivery across all endpoints, from cloud to the IoT edge,” he said. “This is critical as employees today expect a personal and immediate resolution for issues impacting their ability to remain productive, regardless of where they are working from or what devices they are using.”

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Edward Gately

Senior News Editor, Channel Futures

As senior news editor, Edward Gately covers cybersecurity, new channel programs and program changes, M&A and other IT channel trends. Prior to Informa, he spent 26 years as a newspaper journalist in Texas, Louisiana and Arizona.

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