
Buys network company to expand across the pond...
Published: 2 February 2007 09:30 GMT
BT is to acquire International Network Services (INS) - a California-based company of IT consultants - to bolster its expansion into North America.
INS, which employs around 900 staff, designs and installs networks for larger businesses. It claims to have won contracts with three-quarters of the Fortune 500.
Andy Green, chief executive officer of BT Global Services, said: "The INS business is another great services acquisition for us. It significantly boosts our ability to supply world-class professional services to US-headquartered corporations and increases BT's presence in the key North-American market."
The move follows BT's purchase 15 months ago of TNS - another services company that builds local area networks.
Richard Thurston writes for ZDNet UK
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