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Dynatrace acquires Qumram

8 November 2017 – Dynatrace LLC (Dynatrace) acquired 100% of the shares in Qumram Holding AG (Qumram), a company offering advanced session replay technology for mobile and web applications. Qumram’s technology allows all digital activity to be recorded and replayed, which provides inter alia a transparent digital audit trail for financial services organizations. With the acquisition of Qumram, Dynatrace, a leading digital performance management software company, is expanding its digital experience capabilities by providing the ability to visually replay a user session within the existing platform.

Walder Wyss advised Dynatrace LLC on all legal aspects of the transaction. The team was led by Luc Defferrard (Partner, Corporate/M&A) and Martin Busenhart (Partner, Tax) and further included Thiemo Sturny (Counsel, Corporate/M&A), Anna Baldenbach von Bröchen (Associate, Corporate/M&A), Janine Corti (Counsel, Tax), Olivia Feusi (Associate, Corporate/M&A), Alice Vorburger (Associate, Corporate/M&A), Hugh Reeves (Associate, IP/IT) and Mélanie Gmeiner-Giger (Associate, Employment).

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