OpenText Watch posted an update
OpenText reported US$1.237bn in first-quarter fiscal 2027 revenue, down 4% year on year, while core cloud revenue rose 11.2% to US$339m. Its AI push includes Aviator Studio, a control plane for organisations to build, test, govern and deploy AI agents and multi-step workflows using no-code or pro-code tools.
Why it mattersAI Magazine also reports that OpenText is extending Aviator agents across its software portfolio. The figures show a mixed quarter: cloud growth alongside lower total revenue, with the company presenting AI as part of its enterprise product strategy. For customers, the practical point is that Aviator Studio is positioned as a place to create and manage custom agents, rather than just use AI features embedded in existing apps. The report does not give specific new customer deployments or measured results, so the promise is clearer than the payoff so far.
Discuss: For enterprise AI agents, should buyers prioritise a central tool for building and governing them, or proof that they deliver measurable results in existing workflows?
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