Included in projects is the expectation the company will save $5 million in the first 12 months, with savings including consolidation of Edgewater’s back-office functions. Plans also call for Edgewater to sell its classic consulting business, which had $10 million in revenue for the year ended December 31, off 38.1 percent from $16.1 million in 2016. Remaining business elements are its Fullscope Dynamics reselling operations and its Ranzal Oracle unit. The expected overall revenue level would place Alithya as No 2 on Bob Scott’s Top 100 VAR list, although once DXC combines its Eclipse and Tribridge operations it’s likely that operation (if we can get numbers) will be bigger. When the deal is complete Alithya will have six board seats on the new company of the same name while the former Edgewater shareholders receive three seats. The new Alithya will be headed by the old Alithya’s CEO Paul Raymond.