Tisski is an independent Microsoft business applications partner in the UK, which focuses on providing enterprise cloud solutions using Power Platform, Dynamics 365, and Azure Technologies to the public sector

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Tisski to be acquired by Node4. (Credit: Rock Staar on Unsplash)

Cloud-led digital transformation solutions provider Node4 has agreed to acquire Tisski, a UK-based Microsoft Gold partner and cloud solutions provider, for an undisclosed price.

The acquisition is expected to boost Node4’s Microsoft solutions capabilities.

Tisski is an independent Microsoft Business applications partner which focuses on providing the public sector with enterprise cloud solutions using Power Platform, Dynamics 365, and Azure Technologies.

Through the acquisition, Node4 expects to add substantial capabilities in relationship management and customer experience within Microsoft Dynamics.

Node4 CEO Andrew Gilbert said: “Tisski has built a superb reputation over the past 12 years as a trusted technology provider across an extensive list of public sector enterprise customers supporting their delivery of critical public services.”

Node4, which is backed by Providence Equity Partners, aims to provide end-to-end services and assist UK businesses to shift to secure, cloud-based platforms.

Founded in 2011, Tisski has served British public sector organisations, including the Department for Transport and the Ministry of Defence.

Tisski CEO Anna Assassa said: “Joining Node4 is an important next step for Tisski and we’re excited by the capabilities we will have as a part of the group.

“Our shared values and vision have resonated as we’ve worked closely with Andrew Gilbert and the Node4 leadership team throughout the process, which made this an easy decision to make. This move will open huge possibilities for our customers as they continue to transform their businesses for the better.”

Node4 said that it has committed to retain Tisski’s staff and is now expected to serve more than 2,000 customers.

The closing of the deal is subject to National Security and Investment (NSI) act approval.