What OpenText changed

• Added new AI products: OpenText Fax Aviator, Trading Grid Aviator, and Aviator Studio for building custom agents.
• Rebranded several cybersecurity products under the Fortify, Voltage, and NetIQ sub-brands.
• Restructured the "Experience" product category to "Experience and Fax."
• Added a new "Legal Tech" category to the main product menu.
• Updated descriptions for private, public, and on-premises deployment options to focus on control and compliance.

OpenText is rapidly expanding its AI suite into niche areas like digital fax and supply chain management. They are also moving toward a platform model by letting users build their own AI agents.

• Added new AI products: OpenText Fax Aviator, Trading Grid Aviator, and Aviator Studio for building custom agents.
• Rebranded the cybersecurity lineup to use specific brand names: "Fortify" for application security, "Voltage" for data security, and "NetIQ" for identity management.
• Renamed the "Experience" product category to "Experience and Fax."
• Updated the "Why OpenText" navigation to focus on "AI Leadership" instead of general comparisons.
• Modified product descriptions for cloud deployment options to emphasize control and compliance.

OpenText is doubling down on its AI brand ("Aviator") by adding new specialized tools for fax and supply chains. They are also consolidating their security products under established sub-brands like Fortify, NetIQ, and Voltage to show a more unified enterprise portfolio.

• Added OpenText Aviator Studio, a new tool for building and deploying AI agents.
• Launched OpenText Fax Aviator, which uses AI to automate fax workflows.
• Introduced OpenText Trading Grid Aviator for supply chain insights.
• Rebranded several cybersecurity products: "Application Security" tools are now under the Fortify brand, "Data Security" under Voltage, and "Identity" under NetIQ.
• Renamed the "Experience" product category to Experience and Fax.
• Added Aviator AI Services to their professional services menu.
• Updated navigation links to point toward the Trading Grid product page.

The company is expanding its AI portfolio into specialized areas like fax automation and developer tools. They are also rebranding several security products under established names like Fortify, Voltage, and NetIQ to clarify their enterprise offerings.