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About
Scalar Decisions sold infrastructure, cloud and security services to Canadian enterprises and public-sector bodies, with offices in Montreal, Ottawa, Winnipeg, Calgary, Edmonton, Vancouver and Victoria alongside its Toronto base. Senior cybersecurity consultant Anthony Galfo took the HealthTO stage in June 2018 to walk a healthcare audience through information privacy law, cloud service models and the risks of migrating personal health information off-premise, closing with the firm's own Canada-focused security study. CDW announced its agreement to buy the company in late 2018 — BetaKit reported the price at $188 million against roughly $250 million CAD in trailing twelve-month sales — and CDW Canada confirmed the deal had closed on 1 February 2019. The business now trades as CDW Canada.
Backers
Not established. Scalar was privately held before the CDW acquisition and no venture round is on the public record.
Quick answers
What happened to Scalar Decisions?
CDW acquired it. The agreement was announced in late 2018 at a reported $188 million and CDW Canada confirmed completion on 1 February 2019. The business operates as CDW Canada today.
What did Scalar Decisions do?
It was an IT solutions provider specialising in infrastructure, cloud and cybersecurity for Canadian enterprises and public-sector organisations, with offices in seven cities beyond its Toronto headquarters.
What did Scalar say about healthcare data in the cloud?
At HealthTO in June 2018, consultant Anthony Galfo covered Canadian privacy law, the different cloud service models, and the risks of moving personal health information off-premise, and cited the firm's own study showing 73% of surveyed Canadian organisations had adopted cloud in some capacity.