Plano-based global tech company NTT Data Services has agreed to buy NETE, a provider of digital design and transformation services for the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services agencies.
McLean, Virginia-based NETE works toward global advancements in health and biomedical research through digital services, agile application development, clinical/bioinformatics, advanced data analytics, cloud, and cybersecurity, according to a statement.
With the NETE acquisition, NTT Data will be getting a company with more than two decades of experience. NETE has established a reputation for delivering digital services across key HHS agencies, such as the National Institutes of Health (NIH), Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS), and Health Resources and Services Administration (HRSA), according to a statement.
“NETE has pioneered innovative health technologies and supported the prevention, detection, diagnosis, and treatment of diseases and disabilities both domestically and internationally,” Tim Conway, president, public sector, NTT Data Services, said in a statement. “Their digital capabilities and thought leadership enhance the value NTT DATA can deliver to our public sector healthcare clients.”
Conway continued, “The companies are also a great cultural fit, as NETE’s commitment to diversity perfectly complements NTT Data’s global culture of acceptance and equality.”
NTT Data expects to add more than 300 highly qualified workers to its company via the acquisition, and plans to further grow the breadth of its services across the public sector health space by expanding its digital expertise in federal health.
With the combined companies’ digital services, consulting, and leadership in healthcare, NTT Data expects that its clients will benefit from the acquisition, which is expected to close later this year.
This announcement follows NTT Data’s acquisition earlier this month of Flux7, an Austin-based IT services firm that has been on the Inc. 5000 list for three consecutive years.
Flux7, an Amazon Web Services Premier Consulting Partner, provides cloud implementation and migration, automation, and DevOps consulting services for enterprises. It has experience in the financial services, pharmaceuticals, software, manufacturing, and retail industries. No financial details of the acquisition were released.
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