IT services provider Blue Line Technologies has acquired IT managed services provider Computer Wranglers for an undisclosed sum.
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Blue Line acquires Computer Wranglers
Blue Line Technologies was founded in 2000 and is headquartered in Charlotte, North Carolina. The company lists 10 employees on LinkedIn. Blue Line’s areas of expertise include Apple Product Support and Services, Backup and Disaster Recovery, Managed Desktop Support, Consulting and Consulting Services, Hosting, VOIP Installation, Cyber Security, Information Technology and IT.
Computer Wranglers was founded in 2019 and is headquartered in Garner, North Carolina. The company lists five employees on LinkedIn. Computer Wrangler’s areas of expertise include information technology.
The acquisition adds to Blue Line’s technical staff, according to the company. The Computer Wranglers team will join Blue Line and continue to support existing customers, the company said.
Blue Line Acquires Computer Wranglers: Strategic Growth
Jeff Sagraves, President, Blue Line Technologies
This is Blue Line Technologies’ third acquisition since 2019 and is part of the company’s continued growth strategy in the southeastern United States. Previous transactions include South Carolina-based full-service IT support provider MCM Network Systems and Converged Communications Technologies, a Concord, North Carolina-based provider of voice and data center cabling services.
Jeff Sagraves, president of Blue Line Technologies, commented on the latest acquisition:
“We are delighted to have the Computer Wranglers team and customers join Blue Line. The Raleigh area is one of the fastest growing regions in the country. The new and experienced team members are a perfect fit for our strategy of becoming one of the leading providers of technical support services in the Southeast , ensuring a safer and smarter future.”