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Cognizant completes acquisition of digital engineering firm Wizeline

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Cognizant has completed its acquisition of Wizeline, adding software engineering, cloud modernization, data and AI capabilities to its technology services business. Wizeline was acquired from investors including La Caisse. Founded in 2013, Wizeline develops digital products and modernizes applications for enterprise customers. Its customer relationships span publishing, news, filmed entertainment, broadcasting, and talent and creator representation, with additional experience in financial services, healthcare and life sciences. Cognizant intends to use the acquired engineering talent and customer relationships to expand its enterprise digital product work.
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