Entagen
| Company type | Private |
|---|---|
| Industry | Software, Big data analytics |
| Founded | 2008 |
| Founder | Christopher Bouton |
| Defunct | 2013 |
| Fate | Acquired by Thomson Reuters |
| Headquarters | Boston metropolitan area , United States |
Area served | United States |
Key people | Christopher Bouton (Founder) |
| Products | TripleMap, Extera |
| Parent | Thomson Reuters (from 2013) |
Entagen is a U.S.-based software firm established in 2008 by Christopher Bouton. The company focuses on solutions for big data analytics and integration. In 2013, Entagen became part of Thomson Reuters through acquisition.
History
Christopher Bouton founded Entagen in 2008. The company earned recognition from the Massachusetts Technology Leadership Council in 2012, receiving the title "Innovative Technology of the Year in Big Data." Additionally, in 2013, Entagen was honored as a Gartner "Cool Vendor" within the Life Sciences sector.
In October 2013, Thomson Reuters purchased Entagen for an undisclosed amount, incorporating its technologies into the Cortellis Data Fusion platform to improve its offerings.
Corporate structure
Entagen’s software development team was located at its Minneapolis office, while its headquarters, along with teams focused on systems architecture and data science, operated out of the Boston metropolitan area.
Products and services
The company created software tools for data integration and analytics, notably TripleMap and Extera. Following its acquisition by Thomson Reuters, these technologies were merged into the Cortellis product line to advance pharmaceutical data accessibility and analytical functions.