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Source 1 Solutions acquires England-based IT company

| Jo-Lynn Brown

Source 1 Solutions, a managed service provider specializing in enterprise IT networks, has acquired YouCall-IT, headquartered in Kent, England.

With this acquisition, Source 1 will maintain full ownership, with both companies retaining their current personnel. The integration is expected to enhance YouCall-IT’s proprietary software and expand its global service capabilities.

“This acquisition is a natural step in expanding our European infrastructure,” said Robert Hessel, chairman and chief executive officer of Source 1 Solutions. “It allows us to provide cutting-edge solutions to complex IT challenges for our global clients.”

YouCall-IT is known for its IT services and management tools. Its integration with Source 1 is designed to streamline engineer dispatch and enhance technical capabilities.

Wayne Conyers, CEO of YouCall-IT, stated, “Joining Source 1 Solutions is a game-changer for us. This partnership will strengthen our ability to manage IT supply chains effectively.”

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