Imagenet Acquires Analytica Consulting for Data Analytics and AI
Imagenet has acquired Analytica Consulting, a data consulting firm based in California, the company announced in a press release.
Analytica Consulting specializes in data engineering, analytics, artificial intelligence, data science, visualization, and data governance. The firm, founded in 2015, serves government agencies and commercial organizations across sectors including healthcare, life sciences, manufacturing, education, and government.
Imagenet said Analytica Consulting will continue serving its existing clients and offering its current services. Its data, analytics, and AI capabilities will also support Imagenet's healthcare technology and operations work for payer clients.
The transaction closed on August 21, 2026. Financial terms were not disclosed.
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