Pluralsight, the technology workforce development company, announced it has acquired DevelopIntelligence, a Louisville, Colorado based provider of strategic skills consulting and virtual instructor-led training for IT, software development, and engineering teams at many of the world’s most influential enterprise companies.
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“The future of how businesses work is fundamentally changing. As enterprises accelerate their digital transformation strategies, they must provide upskilling programs needed to drive these efforts,” said Aaron Skonnard, co-founder and CEO, Pluralsight. “Together, Pluralsight’s on-demand skill development and DevelopIntelligence’s highly customizable virtual learning programs and strategic consulting services will enable our customers to develop upskilling programs that scale to meet their specific needs while delivering the most effective path to skills development. What the DevelopIntelligence team has created is a natural fit for our long-term strategic growth and further differentiates us from other offerings that lack scale, customizability, or hands-on learning experiences.”
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DevelopIntelligence designs, delivers, and manages technology learning programs for software developers and engineers who need tailored, hands-on upskilling solutions to drive digital transformation efforts. Pluralsight’s acquisition of DevelopIntelligence enables the company to deliver an all-in-one solution to enterprise customers in order to help them adapt to the evolving demands of upskilling a changing and increasingly distributed workforce.
“I am proud of the DevelopIntelligence team and what we’ve delivered for our customers,” said Kelby Zorgdrager, founder and CEO, DevelopIntelligence. “This acquisition allows us to make an even bigger impact with our current customers while opening up new opportunities to help enterprises develop critical skills needed to innovate and stay competitive.”
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