As companies grow, their products mature and become well-known in their industries. Since 1989, Maestro Technologies of Canada has been a leading supplier of ERP (enterprise resource planning) software to the construction segment. Maestro’s technology solutions help contractors to optimize their project management and finance processes and provide the specialized accounting, job cost, estimating and bidding, project management, equipment, and mobile software required for today’s contractors.

JDM Technology Group, a global group of software providers for the architecture, engineering, and construction industries, has acquired Maestro Technologies, closing the deal on November 2. Having acquired numerous companies since 2004, the JDM Technology Group has a proven strategy for integrating acquired companies into its existing infrastructure. Maestro Technologies will continue to operate as a separate company with its existing staff out of its Varennes, Quebec headquarters.

JDM employs a global Buy-Build strategy and does not do “end-of-life products.” Customers continue to be supported with their preferred software and services while having access to the best technology to support their success. Maintaining the Maestro brand and organization ensures customers will continue to have service and support they need and have become accustomed to getting from Maestro.

JDM Technology Group has over 150,000 users in 40 countries on seven continents and employs of a 500 staff. JDM Technology Group companies include Computer Guidance Corporation, ConEst Software,  Explorer Software,  EPAC, IndustrySmarts, JOBPOWER, MicroMain Corporation, MPulse Software, TeamWORKS  Vision InfoSoft and now Maestro Technologies in North America.

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