Grapevine-based Buchanan Technologies has acquired Dallas-based Heartland IT, an IT services firm with primary expertise in Oracle technologies, including Oracle Fusion Applications, Oracle Cloud Infrastructure, Oracle EBS, JD Edwards, and PeopleSoft.
Buchanan said this is the third acquisition it has completed in the last three years centered around its Oracle solutions.
“Heartland IT’s expertise in Oracle solutions and their proven track record in consulting services further cements Buchanan’s ability to deliver a distinctive, holistic, and innovative approach to customers across the globe who rely on Oracle technologies within their business.” Jim Buchanan, founder and CEO of Buchanan Technologies, said in a statement.
Founded in 2010, Heartland IT was formed with a vision to be the premier Oracle consulting firm providing services to multinational organizations. Heartland IT has created innovative solutions for its tenured customer base, assisting clients with their journey through the Oracle ecosystem.
Buchanan said it will leverage that expertise to enhance the growth of its Oracle and Applications Services practice.
Buchanan Technologies is seeing ‘rapid growth’
Buchanan Technologies said it is in a period of rapid growth, and by bringing Heartland IT into the fold, it can utilize the two organizations’ combined strengths to better service the growing demand for managed services across the entire technology stack as a one-stop solution for mid-market and enterprise customers.
“Buchanan’s breadth of experience and customers for Oracle-based solutions is a natural fit and perfectly aligns with the vision of Heartland for being a premier Oracle consulting firm,” said Heartland IT CEO and President of Sales Patrick Donlin. “We look forward to supplementing and growing as one team.”
Buchanan Technologies is backed by Lightview Capital. Heartland IT was represented by Sett & Lucas.
Established in 1988, Buchanan Technologies is a managed services provider offering innovative IT services and customized solutions to mid-tier and enterprise-level organizations across the United States, Canada, and Europe. The company says it offers flexible and customizable solutions to accommodate any IT need—whether it’s improving customer experience, serving with onsite IT services, or complete managed IT solutions—and “believes every interaction matters with each customer to provide a seamless user experience.”
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