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Banyan Software announces acquisition of Alpine Software
Banyan Software has acquired Alpine Software, the Mendon, New York maker of fire department records management solutions covering dispatching, call reporting, human resources, inventory management, and real-time mobile tracking.
MENDON, N.Y. Banyan Software has announced the acquisition of Alpine Software.
Located in Mendon, New York, Alpine Software specializes in developing comprehensive solutions that cover dispatching, call reporting, human resources, inventory management, and real-time mobile tracking. With over three decades of experience serving fire departments and emergency dispatch services, Alpine offers modular solutions that can be customized to fit the unique operational needs of each department.
"Rick and his dedicated team have, over nearly 30 years, established a suite of products that are not only trusted but also market leaders in the fire department sector. We are ecstatic to integrate Alpine into the Banyan ecosystem and are committed to amplifying client satisfaction through further investments."
David Berkal, CEO of Banyan Software
"Creating Alpine was always about offering fire departments a scalable and adaptable platform for optimizing their operations and ensuring community safety. Deciding to sell your own business is no small feat, but our confidence in Banyan made it an easier decision. The trust cultivated throughout our discussions and the support we'll receive for future growth solidified our decision."
Rick Schenkel, Founder of Alpine Software
About Banyan Software, Inc.
Founded in 2016, Banyan Software aims to be the everlasting home for successful enterprise software companies, along with their employees and customers. With a focus on a long-term acquisition and growth strategy, Banyan is supported by a top-tier group of CEOs and investors with extensive technology experience, and currently operates in a diverse range of industry verticals.
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