The two business have been brought together to support mid-market organisations in financial services, healthcare, retail and the public sector with a combination of IT consultancy, technology development and resourcing.
TXP CEO John Antunes said: “There’s a significant opportunity to support mid-sized organisations in which internal IT teams may not have the resources or some of the specialist skillsets to drive the growth and innovation they need. This gap isn’t being addressed by traditional larger systems integrators, and yet it’s critically important for mid-sized organisations to avoid a piecemeal approach to business modernisation. TXP strives to solve their most challenging problems with a joined-up approach to technology and people.”
TXP areas of expertise include legacy modernisation (with a specialism in Gen transformation), application development, cloud, data services, AI and cybersecurity.
Clients can use TXP to deliver a full end-to- end project or scale and augment their teams as needed using the company’s flexible resourcing model which provides short- or long-term access to specialist talent from a candidate database of over 140,000 IT professionals. TXP is headquartered in Birmingham, with regional offices in Dudley, Milton Keynes and London.
It currently employs 180 full- time staff but is planning to double its workforce over the next three to four years through a mix of organic growth and strategic acquisitions.
The first of these, announced one week after TXP’s launch, is the acquisition of Metatech, a Newcastle-based specialist in IT automation solutions for Gen, the model-based development CASE (Computer- Aided Software Engineering) tool underpinning mission-critical legacy systems across the banking, insurance, and government sectors.
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