Watchful Technology and Employees Acquired by Thoughtworks

Thoughtworks strengthens its AI and data capabilities with Watchful acquisition

Thoughtworks (NASDAQ: TWKS), a global technology consultancy that specializes in strategy, design, and engineering, has recently acquired individuals and technology assets from Watchful, a San Francisco-based company. Watchful focuses on accelerating the creation, enhancement, and deployment of AI models for organizations, making them an excellent addition to the Thoughtworks team.

The acquisition solidifies Thoughtworks’ position as a leading AI transformation partner globally. The company has brought on board seven highly skilled professionals from Watchful, including co-founders Shayan Mohanty and John Singleton. These individuals bring a wealth of AI and data expertise to Thoughtworks, contributing significantly to the company’s ability to deliver AI and data solutions for clients.

Thoughtworks aims to expedite AI deployment processes by integrating Watchful’s technology into their Data and AI services. This integration will enable projects to move from proof of concept to production more rapidly and effectively, giving clients faster returns on their AI investments. Existing Watchful clients will still receive support for their existing subscriptions as the existing business operations of Watchful come to a close.

Guided by Guo Xiao, the chief executive officer of Thoughtworks is committed to driving digital innovation through strategy, design, and engineering. With over 10,500 employees across 48 offices in 19 countries, Thoughtworks provides cutting-edge solutions to its clients worldwide.

Overall, Thoughtworks’ acquisition of key personnel and assets from Watchful signifies a strategic step towards strengthening their AI and data capabilities further solidifying their position as a global technology leader in digital innovation.

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