IBM has acquired Neudesic, a US cloud consultancy services firm specialising in Microsoft’s Azure platform, as part of a continued drive to expand the company’s growth in hybrid multicloud services.
According to IBM, Neudesic’s cloud and data consultants will join IBM Consulting’s own hybrid cloud services business, boosting its ability to sell to clients whose business requirements include multicloud technologies. Financial details of the deal were not disclosed.
The acquisition of Neudesic extends IBM Consulting’s skills and certifications across the hybrid cloud ecosystem to cover Microsoft, AWS, and the Google Cloud Platform, but also other key ecosystems such as Kubernetes, Databricks, Snowflake, RedHat, Salesforce, and Oracle.
Neudesic has more than 1,500 cloud and data experts located across the US and in India, and the firm is said to provide a full scope of digital transformation services across advisory, application development, cloud migration, DevOps, integration, data engineering, and data visualisation.
Enterprises are increasingly getting serious about cloud adoption, and a hybrid multicloud strategy that combines the most suitable services…
