Hyperion is a performance management software provider that sells business data analysis and financial planning products.
Oracle would not reveal the cost of the acquisition, but analysts believe it could be in the region of US$3.3 billion.
The deal, set to close in April, will extend the organisation’s business intelligence product strategy, according to an Oracle statement.
Hyperion provides software to more than 12,000 customers worldwide and works with 91 percent of the Fortune 100, according to the software company.
Last year, Oracle bought the management software maker, Siebel Systems, for US$5.8 billion.
It purchased PeopleSoft for US$9.7 billion in 2005.
Oracle to acquire Hyperion Solutions for US$3.3 billion
Oracle announced today that it will acquire Hyperion Solutions to bolster the company's business intelligence capabilities.
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