Deloitte, through its branch in China, acquired Integrated Enterprise Solutions Limited (IES) for an unspecified amount.
This is the M&A technology deal number 519 covered by ChannelE2E today in 2022. View more than 1,000 M&A technology deals involving MSPs, MSSPs, and IT service providers listed here.
Founded in 1992, IES is a Hong Kong -based provider of IT consulting and customized IT solutions. The company specializes in providing technology integration services to the government sector, which will boost Deloitte’s own government sector offering, according to the company.
IES was previously acquired by Deloitte in 2012 and remained part of the company for five years before becoming independent again. With this acquisition, the company will become a subsidiary of Deloitte Advisory (Hong Kong) and will continue to operate as a separate entity, the company said.
Deloitte has been busy on the M&A front – acquiring at least five companies so far in 2022. Key targets include ServiceNow and consulting partners UiPath; Experts in AI and data solutions and embedded software knowledge. See all Deloitte acquisitions listed here.
Deloitte China acquired IES: Leadership Insight
Edward Au, Managing Partner, Deloitte China Southern Region
Edward Au, managing partner, Deloitte China Southern Region, commented:
“The smart city is one of our key value propositions as we build our Advise-Implement-Operate capabilities in government and public services. We will use the expertise and experience of the IES team, including their proven track record with the Hong Kong government since 2000 to deliver major system change projects to the city’s smart ecosystem. ”
David Wu, COO, Deloitte China Consulting said:
“This acquisition is a strong match for our current government and public service professionals. They have extensive experience integrating systems using digital and analytics technologies, advanced solutions, and innovative techniques. They also have outstanding public sector credentials and in -depth experience in system innovation for various bureaus and departments. “