Arrow Digital’s Uptown Dallas studio has been acquired and the new owner has 15 open positions for robotic process automation specialists.
Austin-based Softvision acquired Arrow Digital’s studios in Dallas, West Palm Beach, Florida, Ukraine and India last month. All of Arrow Digital’s 160 employees will be retained. Terms of the deal were not disclosed.
“The company has aggressive plans to significantly grow the office in the next 12 to 24 months.”
Tony Telloni
In addition to the current job openings, Softvision has even bigger plans for the Dallas office at 2626 Cole Ave.
“The company has aggressive plans to significantly grow the office in the next 12 to 24 months,” Softvision spokesman Tony Telloni said.
Arrow Digital is an IP-driven, scalable custom software firm that also specializes in robotic process automation for the financial industry.
“The acquisition of Arrow Digital enables Softvision to strengthen our Cloud and UX Guilds, as well as bring solutions to market faster and better service our North American customers, Softvision CEO Andres Angelani said. “Arrow has a tremendous reputation and outstanding track record for delivering engaging digital experiences to key vertical markets and we’re excited to add Arrow and its talent and customers to our growing network.”
ARROW DIGITAL WAS FOUNDED 12 YEARS AGO
Customers that Arrow Digital, now Softvision, works with include PwC, Hilton Grand Vacations and Cracker Barrel.
Ryan Morgan founded Arrow Digital 12 years ago to help businesses make digital transformations and offer better user experiences.
“For over 12 years, Arrow Digital has worked diligently to provide clients with superior services and a trusted partner to help them achieve their objectives,” Morgan, managing director for Arrow. “We’re thrilled to join Softvision, where we’ll be able to leverage a deeper pool of talent and scale innovation across new industries while continuing to grow.”
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