Adjoined Consulting

About Adjoined Consulting

Adjoined Consulting was a management and technology consulting firm founded in 2000 in Miami, Florida. The company provided services to a range of industries, including consumer packaged goods, retail, life sciences, industrial products, financial services, communications, media, travel, and leisure. Its core service areas focused on solving business challenges by deploying technology applications in customer relationship management, supply-chain optimization, enterprise system planning, data warehousing, business intelligence, and mobile computing.

The firm's leadership included Rodney Rogers. Adjoined Consulting grew to have offices in multiple U.S. cities, including Tampa, Atlanta, Philadelphia, Washington D.C., and New York, along with data centers in Boston and Phoenix. In 2005, the company reported revenues of $95 million.

In February 2006, Adjoined Consulting was acquired by Kanbay International, an IT services firm, for approximately $165 million. This acquisition was intended to broaden Kanbay's service offerings beyond the financial services and insurance sectors, adding Adjoined's expertise in ERP implementation and business intelligence. Later that year, in October 2006, Kanbay International, including the recently integrated Adjoined Consulting, was acquired by the global consulting and technology services leader Capgemini for $1.25 billion. Adjoined Consulting ultimately became part of Capgemini's operations.