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Detica (LSEDCA) is an international management and technology consulting firm. Its main areas of work are customer management, security, fraud containment, risk management and regulatory compliance. It is listed on the London Stock Exchange and is a constituent of the FTSE 250 Index.

Detica
Company typePublic (LSEDCA)
IndustryManagement and technology consulting
Founded1971
HeadquartersGuildford, UK

Key people

Chris Conway (Chairman)
Tom Black, CEO
ProductsStreamShield, NetReveal
Revenue£203.2 million (2008)

Operating income

£24.3 million (2008)

Net income

£15.3 million (2008)

Number of employees

Around 1600
Websitewww.detica.com

The name Detica comes from the Greek-derived word eidetic, meaning clear vision.

History

The business was founded in 1971[1]asSmith Associates carrying out research on Defence matters for the UK Government.[2] It was incorporated in 1977[1] and renamed Detica in 2001. It was first listed on the London Stock Exchange in 2002.[1] In 2003 the Company acquired Rubus, an IT services business.[3] It went on to launch Streamshield, an internet security product, in 2004.[3] In 2005 Detica acquired Extraprise UK, a systems integrator.[4] In 2006 it went on to buy Evolution (a consultancy),[5] Inforenz (a computer forensics business)[6] and m.a. partners (a consultancy serving the capital markets)[7] and in 2007 it acquired DFI International (a consultancy serving the US National Security sector).[8]

On 18 July 2008, the prospect of a bidding war for Detica emerged after BAE Systems made an informal offer.[9] On 28 July 2008 the board of Detica and BAE Systems jointly announced that the latter has made a formal cash offer of £4.40 for all issued and to-be-issued share capital. This offer has now been put to the Shareholders.[10] The Telegraph quoted Panmure Gordon analyst George O'Connor describing the price as a "very full valuation".[11]

Operations

The Company operates in the following markets

Products include StreamShield, a software package aimed at real-time internet content security, [12] and NetReveal, a software package to combat fraud, intended for Government departments, the finance sector and leading commercial organisations.[13]

Offices

The Company has the following office locations:

Europe

North America

References

  • ^ Tom Black Interview
  • ^ a b Detica Interim Results 2004
  • ^ Detica acquires CRM specialist
  • ^ Detica buys Evolution Consulting
  • ^ Detica seems to have had little time for a summer break
  • ^ m.a. partners profile
  • ^ Detica is a star performer
  • ^ FT.com / Companies / UK - BAE offer for Detica could spark bid war
  • ^ BAE makes agreed £531m cash offer for Detica - Times Online
  • ^ BAE offer for homeland security consultancy Detica - Telegraph
  • ^ StreamShield
  • ^ NetReveal

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