C5 Insight Announces Acquisition of SharePoint Revolution

C5 Insight Announces Acquisition of SharePoint Revolution
C5 Insight, based in Charlotte, North Carolina, announced the acquisition of SharePoint Revolution. C5 Insight helps companies around the globe implement customer engagement and employee collaboration projects. SharePoint Revolution is based in Black Mountain, North Carolina and helps companies automate business processes, manage documents and administer Microsoft SharePoint. In addition to being a Microsoft Partner, SharePoint Revolution partners with Qorus Software and Ninetex Software to deliver customer solutions. For more information about SharePoint Revolution, visit http://www.SharePointRev.com.

“I’ve known the team at C5 Insight for many years,” comments SharePoint Revolution CEO Larry Nordlinger. “SharePoint Revolution’s clients using Microsoft SharePoint and Nintex are going to get access to the best SharePoint and business process design experts in the world as a result of this relationship.”

Geoff Ables, C5 Insight Managing Partner, said, “SharePoint Revolution has earned a sterling reputation in the marketplace and we are excited to bring them into the fold to help clients get the most out of Office 365 and to create more people-centric digital workplaces. Most businesses are still struggling to fully automate processes, to effectively communicate with their employees, or to manage their SharePoint intranet. The combined strengths of our two organizations deliver an unparalleled breadth and depth of expertise to help businesses become effective digital workplaces.”

C5 Insight was founded in 2002 and is a leader in delivering customer engagement and employee collaboration projects. The company has consulted with hundreds of companies around the world in a broad range of industries. The firm has twice been named to the Inc. 5000 list of fastest growing companies. For more information about C5 Insight, visit https://www.C5Insight.com.

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