Jim Drumm, leader of Sikich’s technology practice, was featured and quoted in multiple stories about the Salesforce acquisition of NexGen Consultants.
On CRN, the article mentions Sikich’s history and why we’re looking to grow our Salesforce presence. From the article:
The Chicago-based company’s tech practice (it also has a large accounting division) focuses on bringing to the upper midmarket a diverse array of digital transformation technologies, including Oracle NetSuite and Microsoft Dynamics, Jim Drumm, leader of the Sikich technology team, told CRN.
“We use a lot of the extended solutions out there, so that’s why we wanted to get in the lanes with Salesforce,” Drumm said.
On Accounting Today, news about the acquisition talked about Sikich and how Nexgen fits into the organization:
Sikich has been providing Salesforce, among other solutions, for 15 years, with this acquisition giving that service a considerable boost. Nexgen’s approximately 30 staff members will retain their positions and will join forces with the Sikich technology team on Salesforce projects.
Coverage of the news was also on Inside Public Accounting and AiThority.
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