DXC Technology has written a cheque for Chesterfield Microsoft partner eBECS.
DXC was formed last year when Hewlett Packard Enterprise span off its services business and merged it with CSC. Chesterfield-based eBECS took on investment from DXC’s predecessor in 2016, but will now become part of DXC’s Eclipse practice.
The services giant has also acquired Melbourne-based Sable37, another Microsoft Dynamics 365 partner with the aim of enhancing its Eclipse global business..
DXC Technology senior vice president Troy Richardson said: “The acquisitions of eBECS and Sable37 will enhance our ability to address client needs and add significant value to DXC’s Eclipse global business.
“It allows DXC to expand and enhance its cloud-first business with software, services, systems integration and cloud offerings – particularly in financial services, retail, manufacturing and public sector verticals.”
eBECS CEO Kevin Hall said: “This is a truly exciting time for our customers, our team of professionals, and the Microsoft community in our regions.
“DXC’s maturity as a global systems integrator and respected Microsoft partner is an ideal fit for eBECS. Being part of DXC means having the strength and certainty of a long-term business partner with the global infrastructure, high-calibre resources and experience to allow us to lead our customers on their digital transformation journeys .”
