Thirdera Acquires ServiceNow Partner SLS to Promote Expansion in the Asia-Pacific Region-Strategy-Services

Service Line Solutions (SLS), an elite ServiceNow partner based in Melbourne, has been acquired by ServiceNow partner Thirdera of the United States to increase its influence in the Asia-Pacific region.

The company did not disclose the terms of the transaction, but said that all SLS employees, including the founders, will be transferred to Thirdera.

SLS co-founders Girish Ramkrishnani and Krutik Patel said in a statement: “The demand for the platform in the Asia-Pacific region has reached the highest level in history. Given our expertise and cooperation with Thirdera, SLS is in a profitable position.”

“We look forward to joining the Thirdera team and bringing the unique features of the ServiceNow platform to more organizations in the Asia Pacific region.”

In addition to the Melbourne office, SLS also has offices in Sydney and Bangalore, India.

Thirdera stated that the acquisition brings high-quality technical capabilities, development expertise, and business process consulting practices to its business.

To emphasize its decision to expand into the region, the company referred to IDC’s research, which found that Asia-Pacific companies’ spending on public cloud services increased by more than 38% in 2020, reaching 36.6 billion U.S. dollars.

SLS has completed more than 250 projects in the Asia-Pacific region, and its business scale has doubled from the spring of 2020 to the spring of 2021.

“Thirdera is focused on helping companies solve their biggest problems through the effective use of technology throughout the organization,” said Jason Wojahn, CEO of Thirdera.

“We are very pleased that SLS joins our team because we will continue to create higher-level ServiceNow solutions for our customers. We plan to invest heavily to increase our resources not only in the Asia-Pacific region but also globally.”

ServiceNow ecosystem veteran and Cloud Sherpas executive Uriah Jacobs will join Thirdera to lead companies in the Asia Pacific region.

“ServiceNow has become a connected organization between different systems and workflow coordinators within the organization. We are very happy to bring our ServiceNow expertise to customers in the region,” he said.