Hello Open Source

We are excited to announce the transition of Systemorph Cloud to Open SMC, our initiative to open source our technology.

Read the goodbye letter of our CEO

Dear friends, customers, supporters,  

After 13 years in business, Systemorph will discontinue all active business and redefine its offering.  

Despite consistent positive feedback about our platform and services over the years, we encountered major challenges triggered by the global Covid-19 pandemic. We reacted quickly, creating a cloud-native offering and tech stack to compete in this post-covid cloud era that we saw coming.  

For this offering we were looking for capital, but Covid 19 had also adversely affected the capital market. We were forced to switch our offering to a revenue-based income model which turned out to be promising. However, we were not fast enough in converting pipeline, thus risking running out of liquidity.  

It was the responsible decision to take the time to reconsider the offering and to let go of a decade of legacy business. Systemorph Cloud will be taken down by the end of April, so please copy out any material you would still like to have access to.  

We are incredibly grateful for the immense support and positive feedback of our customers over the past 15 years. Your dedication has been extremely valuable to us, and we hope you will continue to follow as our story develops. 

On the positive side: we are excited to announce the transition of Systemorph Cloud to Open SMC, our initiative to open source our technology. For nearly 15 years, the Systemorph team has been developing cutting-edge software solutions tailored for the unique data needs of large, tier one, distributed enterprises with hundreds of thousands of employees. Now, we’re eager to share our expertise with a wider audience.  

In the coming months, we’ll be sharing more details about Open SMC and our evolving vision. I encourage you to stay updated by subscribing to our YouTube channel and following us on LinkedIn. 

Thank you for your continued support as we embark on this new chapter, 

Roland Bürgi