(Newswire Today) —  Palo Alto, CA, United States, 2006-12-21 - In a strategic move, InApp announced the acquisition of Datec Systems, India a T&M Consulting Company. Financial terms of the deal were not disclosed.

“With this acquisition, we are positioned to grow and double our capacity by the end of 2007. We are primarily a product development and projects company. This acquisition complements our strengths by bringing in staffing capabilities. The acquisition will help InApp become a full range software services company with both offshore and onsite presence.” said Mr. Amarnath Raja, CEO, India Operations.

InApp will now be able to meet customer and project needs with onsite teams. Datec has a strong Recruitment and Placement capabilities and have sourced technical experts from US, India and Southeast Asia for placement around the world.

Mr. Krishnakumar, CEO of Datec Systems will join InApp's Senior Management Team. He holds a Masters in Engineering from Texas University. He said “I am very pleased to join a group with a strong track record in delivering applications in Java and .NET platforms and their strong commitment to low cost application development. This is really a ‘can do’ company.”

About InApp
InApp is a Software Services Company founded in Palo Alto, California in 1996 by a group having Big 5 Consulting and Project Implementation experience. InApp has offices in India, North Carolina and California. InApp is certified at CMMI Level 5 by the SEI of Carnegie Mellon University. InApp’s clients includes Fortune 500 companies, UN organizations and Universities in the US, Europe, Middle East and India. Among them are Stanford University, UNDP, Georgetown University, Sun Microsystems, Harvard Law School, Duke University and Trane Corporation. InApp’s offshore development center in India is located at Technopark, Trivandrum. Complete business solutions are offered for corporate clients in Java, J2EE, .NET, ASP, VB++ and C#. InApp’s solutions span stand-alone, client-server, web services-based and multi-tiered architectures.

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