Acquisition stories
The Melbourne buyer is widening its enterprise AI push as Prevail's team and clients join, with terms of the acquisition undisclosed.
The acquisition gives manufacturers a broader AI stack for turning installed equipment data into parts and service revenue without adding sales staff.
Higher quarterly revenue and a new multi-year software contract pushed NIIT Learning's revenue visibility up 25% to USD $510 million.
The deal should give airlines a more joined-up view of operations as SITA adds Flightscape's planning and crew software to its portfolio.
A third of advisers are due to retire within a decade, leaving many firms without documented succession plans and under pressure to act earlier.
The deal would extend Dropbox beyond file sharing as it races to meet rising demand for storage underpinning AI applications.
The purchase gives Climb an immediate foothold in France, where NeoVAD's reseller network and support model can accelerate European growth.
The deal broadens Vertiv's power offering as data centre operators race to secure electricity for AI sites amid grid constraints.
The acquisition gives Diatech a foothold in laboratory equipment as it adds a PCR thermal cycler to its molecular diagnostics portfolio.
The deal gives saas.group a foothold in AI-native creative tools, adding a browser-based 3D platform used by 1.9 million creators worldwide.
The deal gives CSL Group a US base and wider carrier access as demand grows for resilient IoT connectivity across critical sectors.
The purchase will expand Guidewire's reach in commercial underwriting software and could lift fiscal 2027 annual recurring revenue growth by at least 650 basis points.
Finance chiefs are demanding more evidence that AI can be trusted in invoice and payment controls, as errors could affect compliance and suppliers.
Clients will see no immediate change as the combined agency grows to 25 staff and widens its reach across Wellington and Auckland.
The tie-up gives Avanade more clout in Britain's race to turn AI spending into workable automation, as regulators still must approve the deal.
The deal gives Kipp long-term backing as it expands in the US, where declined debit payments can cost merchants sales and issuers revenue.
The deal broadens SITA's airport technology reach as airports seek more integrated systems to manage rising passenger volumes and disruption.
The group plans to hire more staff as enterprise demand for its Salesforce services rises across Ireland and the UK.
The deal gives the Dublin-based group a direct foothold in New Zealand general practice software, with more than 250 organisations using indici.
The deal adds more than 140 specialists as Accenture tries to turn customer data and AI tools into measurable gains in retention and revenue.