AI giant Shyft has snapped up IT testing and repair firm Cokeva.
Shyft is a tech service provider with firms worldwide, offering complete product and customer service.
The deal with Cokeva boosts Shyft’s repair service and opens up new chances for Shyft customers with Cokeva’s huge 220,000 sq. ft. base in Roseville, California.
The Roseville space adds to Shyft’s global reach, which includes bases in Groveport, Ohio; Warsaw, Poland; Tiel, Netherlands; and Tampines, Singapore.
Shyft boss Ron Brinckerhof said the deal shows Shyft’s investment in global green goals with more circular economy skills.
“Adding Cokeva will let customers use a wider range of tech services; adding more than 200 skilled repair service experts, engineers, and another first-class base to our services will greatly help both Shyft and Cokeva customers,” Brinckerhof said.
Cokeva, set up in 1989, has made a name for itself in the tough, pricey and vital IT repair, test and refurbishment market, focusing on personal customer service, quality, greenness, fair prices and constant improvements.
Cokeva boss Ann Nguyen said: “Shyft’s range of service skills – in repair and tech service – and commitment to its customers show what Cokeva’s staff and customers can expect. We are proud of what our team has done over the past 30+ years and can’t wait to see what’s next.”
