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Moncton, Canada-based Whitehill Technologies, Inc. has reported the acquisition of Dayton, Ohio-based document services provider InSystems. InSystems is a subsidiary of Standard Register. Current InSystems customers have been promised that “business will continue without interruption.” Whitehill legal customers have been promised extension to document process-oriented capabilities to support billing, reporting and data integration.

Whitehill representatives have reportedly already begun meeting with InSystems customers and will continue to do so. In the announcement, Whitehill Technologies press material made much of the fact that over US $60 million has been invested in research and development at Whitehill and InSystems. The company is counting on the “shared vision to build upon the domain expertise, process knowledge and service delivery success of the combined companies.” Also key to the acquisition was the customer base: “The combined company’s critical mass will be nearly 1000 customers strong, including several hundred insurance companies and more than half of the world’s largest law firms,” claimed Whitehill Technologies Inc. president / CEO Paul McSpurren. Whitehill has locations and partners in the United States, United Kingdom, and the Netherlands.

Its 200 employees work out of offices in Markham, Ontario; London, England; and Roanoke, Va. The Whitehill customer base now numbers over one thousand in forty-five countries. Whitehill technology partners include CA, Thomson Elite, Microsoft, IBM and Interwoven. The company is funded by private equity firms Latitude Partners and GrowthWorks Canadian Fund. InSystems specializes in document and compliance automation for insurance and financial services. Founded in 1989, InSystems has served more than 350 clients, including more than fifty of the 100 largest property / casualty and life / health groups in North America.

Standard Register is a document services provider which employs Lean Six Sigma methodologies in order to assist organizations in increasing efficiency, reducing costs, mitigating risks, and increasing revenue. Standard Register offers document and label solutions, e-business solutions, consulting and print supply chain services.