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Ensono has acquired ExperSolve.
“A key focus for Ensono is its clients’ digital preparedness and long-term success, which is why ExperSolve aligns well with Ensono,” said ExperSolve Founder and President, Noah Ross, who takes on a new role as Managing Principal at Ensono. “Both companies are dedicated to innovation that will help our clients meet their business outcomes and stay relevant in today’s enterprise. We look forward to supporting Ensono clients by expanding its mainframe modernisation services and capabilities.”
“Application modernisation remains a bigger-picture and longer-term IT objective at many organisations, motivated by the promise of modern architectures and technologies to deliver performance, cost and efficiency benefits,” said Liam Eagle, Research Director at 451 Research, part of S&P Global Market Intelligence, in a recent report. “These efforts are driving cloud adoption and migration across enterprises as organisations see cloud platforms and their component services as a means of modernizing legacy applications.”
ExperSolve will become “ExperSolve, an Ensono company,” retaining all current employees and leadership so they can continue to support and provide expertise for Ensono’s mainframe modernisation services. ExperSolve will join Ensono’s Advisory and Consulting Practice under Mainframe and Security Consulting.
“Our clients’ needs are evolving at an ever-growing pace and therefore our client sponsors want additional reliable choices that our Advisory and Consulting services can provide, said Ensono Senior Vice President, Advisory and Consulting, Larry Goldberg. Whether its modernising applications so they can continue to be supported on existing infrastructure, or migrating them to a cloud platform, our goal is to have a robust set of end-to-end or lifecycle solutions that help our clients meet their business outcomes.”
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