IntelliCorp
| Company type | Private |
|---|---|
| Industry | Software |
| Founded | 1980 |
| Fate | Divested core assets to Tricentis in May 2019 |
| Headquarters | Silicon Valley , United States |
| Products | KEE, LiveCompare, LiveModel, LiveInterface |
IntelliCorp (IC) was a software firm headquartered in Silicon Valley, United States. In May 2019, it divested its core assets, such as LiveCompare, LiveModel, and LiveInterface, transferring them to Tricentis.
History
Established in 1980, IC pioneered an early expert system platform called the KEE, designed for building and implementing knowledge-based systems on Lisp machines. KEE incorporated sophisticated features like truth maintenance and utilized the backward-chaining approach inspired by Mycin, which originated at Stanford. When IC adapted KEE's capabilities for personal computers, it launched LiveModel, among the earliest commercial object-oriented development environments.
Additionally, IC participated in the UML Partners, a collaborative group instrumental in shaping the standards for the UML.
The transaction completed in May 2019 involved IC selling significant products—LiveCompare, LiveModel, and LiveInterface—to Tricentis, thereby strengthening Tricentis' portfolio in SAP testing and digital transformation solutions.