The deal includes Tribridge's affiliate Concerto Cloud Services. DXC Technology was formed in April when CSC and the Enterprise Services business of Hewlett Packard Enterprise combined. CSC had already beefed up in the mid-market financial software business with the acquisition of the former UXC, a publicly traded Australia company, in February 2016 for about $308 million. The last revenue available for Eclipse was $112 million for the 2015 Top 100. This appears to be driven by Microsoft's Dynamics 365 with the top tier resellers continuing to pull away from those selling Dynamics GP, NAV and SL, which Microsoft refers to as SMB products.
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DXC TECHNOLOGY BUYS TRIBRIDGE Featured
The big get bigger with DXC Technology acquiring Tampa, Fla.-based Tribridge. Led by CEO Tony DiBenedetto, Tribridge, ranked No. 2 on the Bob Scott's Top 100 VARs for 2017 with $168 million. It will be combined with DXC Eclipse but will be known as Tribridge, a DXC Technology Company and will be led by Troy Richardson, DXC's SVP of enterprise and cloud applications.
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