Globant Acquires Italian Company Sysdata In Order To Increase Its Capacity For Digital Transformation

Italian leader in business and technology consulting Sysdata has a strong client and service base. Globant will increase its clientele in Italy as a result of this transaction, strengthening its ties to Sysdata's long-standing customers.

It was recently reported by Globant, a provider of digitally native technology services, that it had acquired Sysdata, an Italian business and technology consultant that specializes in facilitating digital transformation. Since it was established in 1980, the business has grown its service portfolio and customer base.

Globant expands its foothold in Europe and enters Italy with this acquisition. Simultaneously, it will keep accelerating its leadership position in the delivery of digital and cognitive transformation for some of the most well-known businesses in the world.

With more than 300 employees and a foundation in Bologna, Italy, Sysdata offers advisory services and complete digital transformation projects to blue-chip businesses in important sectors including banking, insurance, automobiles, energy, and retail. In the areas of data analytics, marketing technology, business intelligence, enterprise architecture, and mobile applications, Sysdata has established strong capabilities.

"We are thrilled to welcome the Sysdata team to the Globant family. Given their strong culture of innovation, quality, and agility, they are the perfect partner to continue expanding Globant´s footprint in Europe. Together, we will be able to continue offering a top-notch portfolio of services and products to keep reinventing businesses," Globant's co-founder and CEO, Martn Migoya, stated.

"I am proud of the successful track-record of Sysdata and I am sure that Globant is the best partner to take it to the next level. I want to thank all the clients that have believed in us for the last 40 years and let them all know that from today, together, we will be able to offer them a unique and strengthened offering," said Sysdata's founder Roberto Vecchione.