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Open Text Corp (OTEX) filed its fiscal 2002 10-K annual report with the SEC on Sep 30, 2002.

Top risk flagged: Ontario arbitration under Ontario Arbitrations Act: $10 million claim plus $5 million punitive damages

Open Text Corp FY2002 10-K analysis

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Web-based collaboration and knowledge-management software model, centered on Livelink for enterprise information, workflows and teamwork
Fiscal 2002 launches: Livelink 9.1, MeetingZone, WebDAV, eSign, Classifications, UNITE and three Livelink business applications
Positioning shift toward real-time collaboration, wireless access and hosted ASP deployment alongside core asynchronous knowledge management
Workforce reached 980 employees, including 214 in R&D; R&D spending $24.1 million versus $24.3 million in fiscal 2001
Economic slowdown lengthened enterprise sales cycles, with license and networking revenue down 11% to $66.0 million while total revenue reached $152.5 million

Revenue $152.5M, up 3% YoY from $147.7M, with licenses and networking down 11% to $66.0M
Net income margin 10.9% vs 7.4%, operating margin 8.8% vs 6.6%
Best segment: customer support revenue $48.7M, up 21%; weakest: licenses and networking $66.0M, down 11%
Operating cash flow $28.5M, cash $109.9M, capex $2.2M, share buybacks $13.8M
Fiscal 2003 outlook: operating expenses and capital assets generally consistent with fiscal 2002, with risks from lengthy sales cycles and IT spending slowdown

Ontario arbitration under Ontario Arbitrations Act: $10 million claim plus $5 million punitive damages
Fiscal 2002 IT spending reductions: hesitant enterprise deployments and lengthened sales cycles
Third-party software exposure: infringement claims could require costly litigation or unavailable licenses
Competitive pressure from Microsoft, IBM/Lotus, Documentum, FileNet and rapidly evolving collaboration platforms
Intellectual-property vulnerability: limited historical patent protection and potential source-code copying or reverse engineering

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