Bounteous Acquires Cartesian to Strengthen Data and AI Capabilities
Bounteous has acquired Cartesian, a consulting firm focused on telecommunications, media, and technology, announced in a press release. The acquisition expands Bounteous' presence in North America and Europe and enhances its capabilities in data, analytics, and AI.
Cartesian brings more than three decades of experience in combining strategic insight with analytics and data science for clients across industries such as telecommunications, financial services, healthcare, and retail. The firm’s global operations span London, Boston, New York, and Paris.
Post-acquisition, Cartesian’s leadership and client teams will continue under the direction of CEO Jim Serafin. The combined organization now includes over 5,000 specialists across AI services, data, analytics, cloud, and experience design, serving a range of Fortune 1000 companies and global enterprises.
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