Portugese software firm Morphis to open North American HQ in Boulder

BOULDER — Portugese software firm Morphis announced on Wednesday that it is establishing a North American headquarters in Boulder to tap into the large number of American companies seeking to modernize their legacy software systems.

Morphis has yet to finalize a location for its Boulder office, and a spokeswoman for the company said in an email that it remains unclear how many employees the local operation will house. Morphis has 60 employees worldwide at offices in the United Kingdom, Portugal, Spain and Brazil.

Information-technology marketing veteran Neil Hartley will lead the Boulder office’s sales and marketing efforts. His experience includes a stint as CEO of Australian text analytics software maker Leximancer, as well as senior roles at Requisite Technologies in Broomfield and Internet retailer ClickBank in Westminster. Requisite was acquired by Click Commerce in 2005.

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Morphis helps independent software vendors, enterprise IT departments and system integrators migrate legacy applications created with old programming languages and platforms to newer technology in the cloud.

“The U.S. is the world’s largest market for enterprise computing, Morphis already has customers here, and Boulder is on the cutting edge of mobile and cloud-enabled software engineering and development,” Hartley said in a prepared statement.