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Ness Digital Engineering Acquires Intricity - a New York based company specializing in data strategy, governance, modernization, and monetization

By ANI | Updated: May 9, 2024 10:15 IST

PRNewswireNew York [US], May 9: Ness Digital Engineering (Ness), a global full-lifecycle digital services transformation company, has acquired ...

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New York [US], May 9: Ness Digital Engineering (Ness), a global full-lifecycle digital services transformation company, has acquired Intricity, a leading provider of data strategy, governance, modernization, and monetization solutions. The acquisition deepens Ness's data offerings, which global F1000 clients have utilized to create new revenue streams and improve operating efficiencies.

"Ness has always had a strong capability in data engineering, and the acquisition of Intricity brings the data strategy and advisory capability. Furthermore, Ness will build on Intricity's strategic alliances with Snowflake and Databricks," said Ranjit Tinaikar, CEO, Ness Digital Engineering. "We are excited to welcome Intricity's talented team to Ness, combining our strengths to deliver even greater value to our clients."

Intricity brings deep expertise in handling complex data modernization and monetization problems that are the heart of any digital transformation today.

"Joining Ness, backed by KKR, presents an exciting opportunity to accelerate our growth trajectory worldwide. We are excited to leverage Ness's global presence, digital competencies, and deep industry expertise to deliver digital transformation solutions to a wider range of clients," said Arkady Kleyner, Principal & Co-Founder, Intricity. "Together, we are well-positioned to drive meaningful business outcomes and accelerate innovation for our clients."

Commenting on the acquisition, Troy Clemente, Principal & Co-Founder, Intricity, added, "We have successfully established ourselves as experts covering the entire information lifecycle, and by joining Ness, we can accelerate our combined clients' AI journeys based on modern data infrastructures."

Zinnov acted as financial advisor to Ness Digital Engineering.

For more information:

Tanaya Misra, Global Head - PR & Communications

Tanaya.misra@ness.com

About Ness Digital Engineering

Ness Digital Engineering, which funds managed by global investment firm KKR acquired in 2022, is a full-lifecycle digital engineering firm offering digital advisory through scaled engineering services. Headquartered in New York, Ness serves our customers across 11 innovation hubs in the US, Eastern Europe, and India. Combining our core competence in engineering with the latest in digital strategy and technology, we seamlessly manage Digital Transformation journeys from strategy through execution to help businesses thrive in the digital economy. For more information, visit www.ness.com.

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