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By siliconindia  |  Tuesday, 12 January 2021, 03:56 Hrs Information technology company Cognizant on Monday announced to acquire Linium, a cloud transformation consultancy group -- its second acquisition in a single day after acquiring Servian, an Australia-based, enterprise transformation consultancy firm specialising in data analytics, Artificial Intelligence (AI), digital services and Cloud. Including the two fresh acquisitions, Cognizant has announced 11 acquisitions in the past 12 months -- an aggregate investment of approximately $1.4 billion -- in i...

Information technology company Cognizant on Monday announced to acquire Linium, a cloud transformation consultancy group -- its second acquisition in a single day after acquiring Servian, an Australia-based, enterprise transformation ...

Cognizant to Acquire Linium News provided by Share this article Share this article TEANECK, N.J., Jan. 11, 2021 /PRNewswire/ -- Cognizant (Nasdaq: CTSH) announced today it has agreed to acquire Linium, a cloud transformation consultancy group specializing in the ServiceNow platform and solutions for smart digital enterprise workflows. Linium, operating as the ServiceNow business unit of Ness Digital Engineering, a privately-held portfolio company of The Rohatyn Group, helps Fortune 100 clients and others leverage cloud technology to improve operational efficiency and user experience.  Compl...

(File photo) BENGALURU: Dharmendra Kumar (DK) Sinha, a Cognizant veteran and president of North America, is retiring from the company in July. Sinha, who managed 75% of Cognizant’s business, is leaving after 24 years with the firm. In 2019, he was elevated to head North American strategy, industry verticals, sales, delivery as well as mergers and acquisitions. Prior to that, Sinha was president of global client services. “DK has served not only as a key leader but also as a torchbearer of our culture and a trusted advisor to me. Over the last 18 months, he rebuilt the North American lea...

Cognizant appoints Malcolm Frank to head its new service line Digital Business and Technology The new service line is a result of merging the two of its existing service lines Digital Business and Digital Systems and Technology, the company said. (Image Courtesy: Wikimedia Commons) Teaneck-based IT services firm Cognizant has created a new service line, Digital Business and Technology (DBT), by merging the two service lines Digital Business and Digital Systems and Technology, the company said in a note on January 7. The new service line would be headed by Malcolm Frank, who was earlier headin...