Gage Expands Technology Solutions with Acquisition of Data Management Services
October 1, 2025 - 21:04
BATON ROUGE, La., October 01, 2025—Gage has announced the strategic acquisition of Data Management Services, Inc., a Thibodaux-based IT services company. This move is aimed at enhancing Gage's technology solutions portfolio and providing more comprehensive support to businesses across South Louisiana.
The acquisition is expected to strengthen Gage's capabilities in data management and IT services, allowing the company to offer a broader range of solutions tailored to meet the evolving needs of its clients. With Data Management Services' established reputation and expertise in the region, Gage aims to leverage this partnership to drive innovation and improve service delivery.
Gage's leadership expressed enthusiasm about the acquisition, citing it as a significant step towards fulfilling their commitment to delivering top-notch technology solutions. The integration of Data Management Services is anticipated to create new opportunities for growth and collaboration, ultimately benefiting local businesses seeking advanced IT support.
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