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Datamine acquires Qmuzik

23rd April 2021

     

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We are excited to announce that Datamine has acquired Qmuzik, a market leader in niche software development to the manufacturing and mining industries. 

Qmuzik’s staff provide deep domain expertise gained over 28 years of the organisation’s existence. The company prides itself on the many professionals and SMEs (Subject Matter Experts) with real world experience in the workplace. This includes product management, business analysis, support, implementation, and custom software development. 

“This acquisition is another exciting addition to the Datamine group. We welcome the Qmuzik team and customer base and look forward to supporting the continued growth of Qmuzik around the world” Dylan Webb, Datamine CEO. 

“Qmuzik and Datamine share a common vision to provide the mining industry with best-in-class technology that pushes them to the forefront of digital innovation. We look forward to joining forces and with access to Datamines’ resources, we will have the opportunity to expand our geographic footprint while continuing to provide our customers with market leading software development. This is a great day for our business, and our people, and we look forward to exploring the synergies that Datamine offer” Jan Small, Qmuzik CEO. 

Qmuzik will operate as a standalone business within the Vela Mining Group with Jan Small continuing in the CEO role. Qmuzik has 61 staff located in Johannesburg, South Africa, working across two product lines. Qmuzik ERP serves the complex enterprise resource planning requirements of the manufacturing, aerospace and defence sectors. Qmed is an occupational health and hygiene solution (Electronic Medical Record) with leading market share in the South African mining industry. To support these customers and expand the Qmed presence in the global mining sector, Qmuzik will be leveraging the Datamine business infrastructure in 20 countries. 

 

Edited by Creamer Media Reporter

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