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HEAT Software
HEAT Software was a Milpitas-based ITSM vendor acquired by Ivanti in 2014. No investment activity or AUM disclosed.
HEAT Software
HEAT Software was originally a standalone software vendor focused on IT service management (ITSM) and unified endpoint management (UEM) solutions. The company provided help desk software, asset management, and patch management tools to mid-market and enterprise clients, competing with firms like ServiceNow and BMC Software. Founded with an undisclosed founding year, the firm operated out of Milpitas, California, serving primarily North American markets. In 2014, HEAT Software was acquired by Ivanti (then known as LANDesk Software), which was itself a portfolio company of private equity firm ClearSky Security Partners. The deal consolidated HEAT's ITSM capabilities into Ivanti's broader endpoint management suite. No subsequent public records indicate the firm operates as an independent asset manager or family office, nor does it appear to deploy capital into third-party funds or direct investments. Given the acquisition, the firm's investment team and deployment strategy are not publicly documented. The firm's website and LinkedIn presence are unavailable for verification, and no named principals, AUM, or portfolio companies are disclosed. The entity appears inactive as an investment vehicle post-acquisition. Structurally, HEAT Software ceased to exist as a standalone entity after the Ivanti acquisition, and no governance or succession information is publicly available. The firm's lack of post-acquisition activity suggests it does not operate as an ongoing investment entity.
General information
Firm type
Asset Manager
Year founded
—
AUM
Undisclosed
Location
Region
North America
Country
United States
City
Milpitas
Corporate office
Milpitas, CA, United States
Frequently asked questions
What happened to HEAT Software after the Ivanti acquisition?
HEAT Software was acquired by Ivanti (formerly LANDesk Software) in 2014 (per public record). The company's ITSM and UEM products were integrated into Ivanti's suite. No public records indicate the firm continues as an independent entity or investment vehicle.
Is HEAT Software still an active asset manager or family office?
No. No public documents or disclosures suggest HEAT Software operates as an asset manager, family office, or investment firm post-acquisition. The firm's website and LinkedIn are not available, and no AUM or deployment data exists in public sources.
Who were the key principals at HEAT Software?
No named principals are publicly recorded. The company was managed as a software vendor prior to acquisition, and leadership details are not disclosed in available sources.
What sectors did HEAT Software focus on?
HEAT Software operated in the enterprise software sector, specifically IT service management, unified endpoint management, asset management, and patch management. It served mid-market and enterprise customers.
Does HEAT Software participate in direct investments or fund commitments?
There is no public evidence that HEAT Software participated in direct investments, fund commitments, or co-investments. The firm appears to have been solely a software product company, not an investment entity.
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