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Sikich is a leading professional services firm specializing in consulting, technology, and compliance services, including accounting, tax, assurance, ERP/CRM implementations (e.g., Dynamics 365, NetSuite, Salesforce, Oracle Cloud), IT audits, cybersecurity, digital transformation, and advisory for industries like manufacturing, high-tech, government, life sciences, not-for-profits, and private equity[1][2][3]. Founded in 1982 and headquartered in Chicago, it employs around 1,900 people globally (with 1,640 U.S.-based), ranking among the top 30 U.S. CPA firms and top 1% of ERP partners worldwide, with 2019 revenue of $167.4M and consistent awards for workplace culture and tech consulting excellence[1][2][4]. While not a pure technology company or traditional investment firm, Sikich blends tech-enabled services with investment banking and transaction advisory, serving public/private sectors to drive efficiency, compliance, and growth through AI insights, managed IT, and custom strategies[1][2][3].
Sikich LLP was founded in 1982 as a CPA firm and has evolved into a global professional services powerhouse with over 1,000 professionals (now ~1,900 employees) across accounting, technology, and advisory[1][4][5]. Key growth milestones include ranking in the top 30 U.S. CPA firms, top 1% of global ERP partners, and 2017 awards like Bob Scott’s Top 100 VARs (#7) and Accounting Today Top 100 VARs (#6), reflecting expansion into tech consulting and implementation[1]. Its focus shifted from core auditing/tax to technology-enabled services—such as ERP/CRM, cloud infrastructure, and cybersecurity—serving diverse clients from corporations to governments, with recent emphasis on AI-driven insights and manufacturing efficiency per 2025 surveys[2][3].
Sikich rides the digital transformation wave, capitalizing on ERP/CRM cloud adoption, AI analytics, and cybersecurity demands amid rising regulatory pressures and manufacturing efficiencies heading into 2026[2][3]. Timing aligns with post-pandemic tech modernization, where mid-to-large firms seek integrated tech-consulting to streamline operations—e.g., Dynamics 365 for business fit, NetSuite for rapid launches—amid market forces like supply chain disruptions and fraud risks[1][2][3]. It influences the ecosystem by enabling non-tech clients (governments, not-for-profits, manufacturers) to leverage enterprise tech, boosting sector productivity and compliance without in-house expertise[1][2].
Sikich is poised for continued expansion through AI-enhanced services, ERP scalability, and 2026 manufacturing investments, building on 2025 survey optimism and webinar previews for evolving compliance/tech trends[2]. Expect deeper Oracle/Salesforce integrations, cybersecurity forensics growth, and global reach with its 1,900-employee scale, potentially elevating its top-tier VAR status amid economic recovery[1][3][4]. As tech-consulting blurs with professional services, Sikich's hybrid model positions it to shape efficient, compliant digital ecosystems—transforming "technology company" queries into recognition of its pivotal, enabling role[2][3].
