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Daisy acquires NetCrowd to enhance services play

01 February 2013 • 1 min read

Telecoms outfit makes first buy in almost a year

Daisy Group is looking to bolster its services offering with the acquisition of support services firm NetCrowd, in a move which Daisy claims will act as a strong base for its growth in the market. ...

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