GlobalLogic announced that it has acquired Method, a global design and innovation consultancy headquartered in San Francisco, with offices in London and New York. Expanding its capabilities to include world-class design for end-user experiences, GlobalLogic now supports the complete lifecycle of R&D services – from ideation through delivery. The acquisition enables GlobalLogic to better serve clients in major growth markets including social media, mobile commerce, IPTV, medical devices, and tablet computing. GlobalLogic is backed by Goldman Sachs, NEA, Sequoia Capital, WestBridge Capital, and Draper Atlantic/New Atlantic Ventures.
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