Emmes Acquires Essex Management
Emmes has announced the acquisition of Essex Management. Essex offers bioinformatics and health information technology consulting services to government, private sector, and academic organizations. This is the sixth acquisition Emmes has made in just over two years.
Like Emmes, Essex shares a successful track record with the National Cancer Institute (NCI). Emmes has provided a range of statistical and data analysis support to NCI since 1978, and Essex has supported NCI since the company's founding in 2009. Two of Essex's NCI contracts support the Clinical Trials Reporting Program, a database of all cancer clinical trials, and the Clinical Reporting and Research Informatics Initiative. Essex will add more than 100 employees to Emmes' 1,400.
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