Integris launched a new division specializing in servicing financial institutions following the company’s merger with CalTech in early 2023. The Integris Financial Institution Division (Integris FID) will provide focused IT expertise for community banks, credit unions and other financial institutions who require teams dedicated to meeting increasing demands and protecting their systems.
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Integris has merged with CalTech, one of the nation’s largest managed IT providers (MSPs), focusing exclusively on serving community banks and credit unions. For MSP industry watchers, this is big news. Two large IT MSPs with a national footprint have joined forces, together making a company with nearly 700 employees in 11 states.
Integris announces it has purchased CalTech, a community banking focused IT MSP with offices in Texas and Kansas. This marks Integris’ third acquisition in less than six months, accelerating tremendous growth for the company and its national footprint.
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