Dallas-based digital service company Improving has acquired Imaginet, a technology firm specializing in Microsoft consulting and implementation, with offices in Winnipeg, Canada, and Dallas.
Improving said that the deal is expected to increase its annualized revenue to exceed $280 million and expand its expertise and reputation throughout North America.
Improving CEO Curtis Hite said that he and his team were thrilled with the acquisition of Imaginet.
“This strategic decision is poised to significantly elevate our capabilities, empowering us to deliver enhanced services to our customers,” Hite said in a statement. “We look forward to working with the skilled team from Imaginet and anticipate a collaborative effort towards achieving our common goals.”
The Imaginet leadership team will stay intact and will leverage Improving’s “Enterprise Strategy,” which centers on uniting technology service firms with a common commitment to fostering trust, delivering outstanding work, and cultivating an engaging work culture.
“Improving is an excellent partner for us in culture and dedication to customer success. We firmly believe that this acquisition will open substantial opportunities for growth and innovation for our customers and staff,” Imaginet co-founder and CEO Rod Giesbrecht said in a statement.
Improving said the acquisition will establish an Improving enterprise in Winnipeg, Canada, and strengthen its U.S. presence in Dallas.
With more than 25 years of experience in technology solutions, Imaginet was one of the earliest Microsoft partners in Canada and continues to provide top-tier expertise in Microsoft 365 Solutions, Application Development, and Data Engineering and Analytics.
Improving is a technology consulting, custom software solutions, and training organization, partnered with private equity firm Trinity Hunt Partners in 2018. It has an international presence with 15 offices across the United States, Canada, and nearshore development offices in Mexico.
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