National integrator NSC has acquired Perth-based PABX Service Group (PSG). The exact buy price was undisclosed but CRN understands it was less than $1 million.
The combined company would provide unified communications sales and support, contact centre and network infrastructure in Western Australia.
Ten-year-old PSG specialised in IP telephony and data networking in Western Australia. It has customers in healthcare, government, manufacturing, hospitality and mining, it said in a statement.
No job cuts were reported and staff integration was "almost complete" the company said. Former PSG director Nick Iellamo remained with company.
“There is a great benefit involved in working with a truly national organisation. Our staff members now have access to more training, greater job security and a broader career path,” he said.
NSC managing director Craig Neil said the buy was part of the company’s commitment to Western Australia.
“PSG has built a great reputation in the local market and ideologically, their executive team shared the same focus on best practice and customer service,” said Neil.
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