Heerenveen, the Netherlands-based Managed service provider CTNET, announced the acquisition of Heerenveen-based IT services provider ViaData.
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Heerenveen, the Netherlands-based CTNET, a Managed Service Provider, announced the acquisition of homegrown IT services provider ViaData.
Theo Welling, owner of CTNET, says, “We’re acquiring a functioning company. Out of respect for ViaData’s employees and customers, we’re taking the time to explore which working methods complement each other best.”
CTNET x ViaData
CTNET considers the acquisition of ViaData to be a strategic decision.
The combined organisation will now operate under the name CTNET. Post the acquisition, both organisations will grow into a single team of approximately 50 employees.
The entire team will be housed at CTNET’s headquarters in Heerenveen.
With this move, CTNET becomes one of the largest independent IT companies in Northern Netherlands. This acquisition will enable both organisations to offer a wider range of services to their clients.
Theo Welling adds, “We strengthen each other in the right areas, our cultures align well, and together we’re building a stable, future-oriented organisation.”
ViaData: IT service provider
Based out of Heerenveen, ViaData is an IT service provider with a strong focus on management, hardware, and project organisation.
The company has a substantial client base in healthcare and manufacturing and is known for its personal approach and expertise.
Ties Arts, Ytzen Terpstra, and Robert Procee, CEOs of ViaData, say, “Following ViaData Fieldservice’s successful integration with Aareon Nederland earlier this year, joining CTNET also feels like a logical and forward-looking step. There’s a strong connection in culture, vision, and expertise, and we serve similar customer segments from our now even stronger home base in the Northern Netherlands.”
CTNET: Managed Service Provider
CTNET is a Managed Service Provider (MSP) that helps organisations in healthcare,
manufacturing, and other industries with reliable IT solutions, such as cloud management, workplace support, security, and data governance.
“We invest with our own resources, based on a long-term vision and not on shareholder interests,” emphasises Welling. “This allows us to continue growing in a way that aligns with our values and what our customers expect from us.”
