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Aucerna
Aucerna, now part of Quorum Software, provides integrated planning, economics, and reserves software for the energy industry. Founded in Calgary, Canada.
Aucerna
Aucerna has merged with Quorum Software to offer integrated planning, economics, and reserves workflows across the global energy ecosystem.
General information
Firm type
other
Location
Region
North America
Country
Canada
City
Calgary
Corporate office
Calgary, Canada
Sector focus
Frequently asked questions
Who owned Aucerna before the Quorum acquisition?
Aucerna was originally an independent company headquartered in Calgary, Canada. It merged into Quorum Software, which is owned by Thoma Bravo (per Thoma Bravo, 2024). No previous ownership has been publicly disclosed.
Does Aucerna still operate independently?
No. Aucerna is now part of the Quorum Software Group of Companies, according to the firm's website. Its products are marketed under the Quorum brand.
What types of clients does Aucerna serve?
Aucerna's software was designed for asset-level planners, engineers, and economists in the energy industry. Clients include upstream and midstream operators, according to product descriptions on the firm's website.
Is Aucerna involved in investment or capital deployment?
No. Aucerna was a software provider, not an investment firm. It developed and sold planning, economics, and reserves software for the energy sector. It did not deploy capital or manage assets.
What happened to Aucerna's products after the merger?
Aucerna's products continue to be sold under the Quorum Software brand. Product names like Planning Space, Val Nav, Enersight, Execute, PetroVR, and Previso remain available as described on the current website.
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