The acquisition of the Omaha firm was completed through the purchase of MSI stock.
Sirius Computer Solutions, Inc. (Sirius), an IT solutions provider, has announced it has acquired MSI Systems Integrators (MSI), an IT integration firm headquartered in Omaha, Neb., through a purchase of the company’s stock. Both boards of directors have unanimously approved the acquisition, which closed in November.
The acquisition recognizes that both Sirius and MSI bring significant value to clients and together can provide technology solutions that strengthen the competitiveness of companies across America at a time that is crucial to economic recovery, according to Sirius.
Sirius is backed by 30 years of experience, with a team of almost 700 employees providing IT solutions to thousands of companies. With the acquisition, Sirius will have pro forma annual revenues exceeding $1 billion.
“Our companies have similar core values, client focus and industry-leading partners,” says Joe Mertens, president, Sirius Computer Solutions. “MSI also complements Sirius’ strategic initiatives with innovative services, Technology Enablement Centers, and certified, experienced professionals in key technologies. The resulting company will have outstanding financial strength, national depth, unparalleled technical skills, and world-class solutions from leading technology manufacturers.”
MSI has been in business since 1994. In 2010, it exceeded revenue growth goals by focusing on strategic IT areas including networking, managed services, project management, and client asset management.
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