A Topeka company has reached an agreement to acquire Emporia’s Seamless Data Systems.
Seamless has announced it has entered an agreement to sell its managed services, data networking and computer repair services to Century Business Technologies of Topeka. Seamless owner and founder Jim Belford says Century and Seamless share the same business philosophies, and it was important that the acquisition would still keep all Seamless employees and current services.
Century will continue operations at Seamless’ current headquarters at 710 Industrial.
Belford says Century was interested in the talent and business expertise Seamless brought to the table as it expands in the information technology business sector.
5 pm Wednesday: Topeka company acquires Emporia’s Seamless Data Systems
Emporia’s Seamless Data Systems is being acquired.
Seamless has announced it has entered an agreement to sell its managed services, data networking and computer repair services to Century Business Technologies of Topeka. Financial terms have not been released.
Century will continue operations at Seamless’ current headquarters at 710 Industrial. All current Seamless employees will retain their jobs and all current services will continue, according to a Seamless news release.
Seamless was founded in 2001. Last year, Seamless sold its wireless Internet operations and related assets for most Lyon County communities to KwiKom.
CBT, meanwhile, started in 1981 as a business equipment sales company. It now provides a range of technical and managed services, with seven branch locations across the state.
KVOE News has reached out to Seamless owner and founder Jim Belford for comment.
