Tech & Software · Week of Oct 26, 2026
Divestitures, deals and agentic apps: the week in tech and software
Enterprise software makers pushed into partner channels and agentic AI, while aviation and infrastructure firms reshaped their portfolios and balance sheets.
The largest items this week were portfolio moves. CAE Inc. agreed to sell Flightscape, its airline operations software business, to SITA, and Vertiv Holdings Co completed its acquisition of King Environmental Services Ltd., which it says extends its thermal and fluid management services for high-density and AI-driven environments into Europe, the Middle East and Africa. In aviation, AAR CORP. amended its revolving credit facility, raising total commitments to $1.375 billion.
On the software side, Oracle announced Fusion Claw-powered agentic applications for supply chain at Oracle AI World, and Docusign said its agreement management products will be sold as SAP Solution Extensions. Elsewhere, DarioHealth Corp. expanded a contract with a regional grocery retailer, 111, Inc.'s special committee appointed advisors, and Jack Henry was named to a Forbes trust ranking.
CAE Inc.
CAE to sell Flightscape to SITA
CAE Inc. says it has entered into a definitive agreement to sell Flightscape, its airline operations software business, to SITA, which it describes as a global aviation technology company. The deal moves an airline operations software unit from a training-focused company to an aviation technology provider.
DarioHealth Corp.
Dario Expands Contract with a Leading Regional Grocery Retailer, Adding Women's Digital Health and Clinical Care Program
DarioHealth Corp. says a regional grocery retailer has extended its contract to add the Dario Women digital health and clinical care program, following results from Dario's cardiometabolic program and employee demand for perimenopause support. The company says nearly 45% of its current book of business is women over age 40 who could potentially benefit from the program.
111, Inc.
111, Inc. Announces Appointment of Independent Financial Advisor and Legal Counsel to the Special Committee
111, Inc., a tech-enabled healthcare platform company in China, says the special committee of its board, made up of three independent directors, has appointed an independent financial advisor and legal counsel. The release indicates the committee is now staffed with outside advisors.
Oracle
Oracle Introduces Claw-Powered Fusion Agentic Applications for Supply Chain
Oracle announced new Fusion Claw-powered agentic applications for supply chain at Oracle AI World in Las Vegas on Oct. 26, 2026. Oracle says the applications continuously adapt to and execute complex work for supply chain teams.
Vertiv Holdings Co
Vertiv Completes Acquisition of King Environmental Services Ltd., Expanding Global Fluid Management Services
Vertiv Holdings Co says it has completed its acquisition of King Environmental Services Ltd., adding fluid management, commissioning and load-testing expertise. Vertiv says the deal extends its thermal services for high-density and AI-driven environments from North America into Europe, the Middle East and Africa.
Docusign, Inc.
Docusign Intelligent Agreement Management to Be Sold as SAP Solution Extensions
Docusign says SAP Signature and Agreement Management by Docusign for SAP Sales Cloud and SAP SuccessFactors is now available and will be sold as SAP Solution Extensions. The arrangement places Docusign's agreement management tools inside SAP's own sales channel.
Jack Henry & Associates, Inc.
Forbes Names Jack Henry One of America's Most Trusted Companies
Jack Henry says it was named to Forbes' Most Trusted Companies in America 2027 list, ranking No. 113 among U.S. public companies with more than 5,000 employees. The company says the recognition reflects trust among employees, clients and investors.
AAR CORP.
AAR increases size and extends maturity of revolving credit facility
AAR CORP. says it has amended its revolving credit facility, increasing total commitments to $1.375 billion, an increase of $550 million, and extending its maturity. The company describes itself as a parts, repair and software platform in the aviation aftermarket.
This roundup is written with AI assistance from the press releases listed above, using only what they state. The releases are the companies' own announcements, not WebDozen reporting.