Accenture has acquired Wellington-headquartered IT consulting and services firm Solnet to expand its cloud and infrastructure engineering capabilities in New Zealand.
With over 100 employees, Solnet delivers digital transformation services covering business advisory, data and analytics, digital delivery, DevOps as well as architecture and APIs.
“New digital technologies are driving productivity across private and public organisations, helping Aotearoa New Zealand to be more competitive in the global economy and improving the services offered to New Zealanders," Accenture ANZ chief executive Peter Burns said.
"Solnet has developed an impressive solution design and delivery skillset in this space, and they have a strong heritage of delivering large scale projects."
"Having the Solnet team join us brings more talented support for our clients to meet their growth objectives and modernize their technology systems for the future.”
Solnet is also a local leader in intelligent automation, with solutions to help clients design, automate and optimise complex business processes.
Its advisory services focus on developing strategies and delivering the potential of new technologies.
“For 20 years, we’ve built an impressive team of technically skilled and deeply experienced talent," Solnet's managing director Mark Botherway said.
"Joining Accenture now gives our people global growth opportunities to broaden their exposure and career potential.
"We will continue to offer our clients the personalised experience, quality service and support they know and expect."
"Lastly, we look forward to growing with Accenture and continuing to accelerate critical business goals for our clients as we add global strength to our local roots.”
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