Matt Alamdari at Kale Temple
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Deloitte Australia has acquired Amazon Web Services (AWS) and Databricks specialist Intellify as part of its consulting arm.
The addition of the Intellify team will add even more size and depth to Deloitte’s practice capability of more than 600 professionals nationwide.
Founded in 2017, Intellify has more than 40 certified AI/ML developers and operates nationwide across the banking, insurance, energy, government and retail sectors.
Co-CEOs Matt Alamdari and Kale Temple will be partners at Deloitte Consulting.
The Intellify team will formally join Deloitte on May 23. The terms of the transaction are confidential.
“Our team has achieved a lot in a short period of time – in terms of market presence and the value and opportunity we know we provide to our clients,” said Intellify co -CEO, and soon to be Deloitte Consulting partner, said is Kale Temple.
“Joining a larger consulting business, and a very strong alliance partner of both AWS and Databricks, is the right step, at the right time, for us.”
Intellify has garnered numerous awards as AWS Partner of the Year for 2019 and 2021 (Data, Analytics, and Machine Learning), and is the second partner in Australia to achieve AWS Machine Learning Competency in 2019.
“With Deloitte, it’s very much a meeting of minds. The company has a strong existing market presence in Australia and around the world, and our being part of this investment in the future is a reasonable next step for us and our people, ”Intellify co-CEO, and will soon be a Deloitte Consulting partner, said Matt Alamdari.
Intellify was named Databricks Partner of the Year for Australia and New Zealand in 2021 and 2022.
“Intellify has been successfully delivering high-value solutions for several years, and our teams that come together will offer clients both in-depth technical experience and sector-responsive solutions. in opportunities such as personalization, value chain optimization and workforce optimization, ”Deloitte national data and AI leader, Stuart Scotis, said.
Deloitte was crowned AWS Customer Experience Partner of the Year in 2020 and GSI Partner of the Year in 2020 and 2021, and also launched its dedicated AI Institute in 2021, to encourage collaboration and research focused on AI and machine learning.
“Intellify and Deloitte are both award-winning Databricks partners that, together, will bring customers deep industry experience, enterprise expertise, and highly-skilled teams of data-focused talent,” said Greg Taylor, vice president of Databricks.
“This is an exciting milestone for both the teams and the winners from this union are Australian customers. We look forward to our continued partnership in bringing the Databricks Lakehouse Platform to more organizations across the region. ”
Deloitte recently spent on buying Brisbane -based ServiceNow partner Entrago.
In February, Deloitte Digital took on their respective workforces of specialist marketing technology consultancies Blended Digital, New Republique and Venntifact, bringing 70 additional employees into the process.
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