Actuate relocates to San Mateo

Actuate Corporation (ACTU), a business intelligence, performance management and reporting applications software firm, has relocated from South San Francisco to San Mateo.

The company opened its new headquarters this week at the Bridgepointe Corporate Center at 2207 Bridgepointe Parkway.

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