Ernst & Young acquires ServiceNow expert SuMO IT Solutions

Ernst & Young Canada acquired SuMO IT Solutions, a Toronto-based consulting service provider for the ServiceNow platform.

SuMO was established in 2013 and has provided more than 1,500 services and asset management projects for North American companies. The first Canadian company to obtain ServiceNow Elite Partner status, SuMO provides implementation, development and support services for popular digital workflow platforms.

The company’s more than 60 experts have expertise in all aspects of ServiceNow, including IT and customer service management, asset management, human resources service delivery, and security operations. The company has offices in Toronto and Calgary, serving customers in more than a dozen industries.

“We have established a strong corporate services and operations management company and secured a leadership position in Canada through ServiceNow. Now, through Ernst & Young, we can use their expertise and global influence to accelerate the transformation and growth of our customers,” Deputy President Steven Kiss said SuMO’s head of sales and marketing.

The acquisition of SuMO by Ernst & Young Canada will expand the consulting company’s ServiceNow business, which has the status of a global elite partner. Ernst & Young’s ServiceNow experts help customers transform functions including customer service, human resources, legal, finance, and IT operations through reliable, cloud-based digital workflows.

Ernst & Young’s Biren Agnihotri said: “Combining with qualified and best suppliers such as SuMO allows us to achieve rapid organic growth and build on the mature ServiceNow in Canada. The infrastructure needed to gain a competitive advantage in the market. Canadian digital and emerging technology leaders. “Together, we can easily design, develop, and deploy ServiceNow business solutions to help our customers speed up the time to value by simplifying the process. Improve the productivity, agility and scalability of its business in the coming years. “

Ernst & Young has more than 6,665 employees nationwide, providing a full set of audit, tax and consulting services. The Big Four companies were recently named one of the best places to work in Canada.

The company’s other acquisitions in the past six months include anti-money laundering specialist Resolution Inc. and digital identity specialist IDMSense.

Competitor KPMG Canada acquired the ServiceNow business of Vancouver-based IT consulting company Wirefire last year.