Enator

Enator was a Swedish information technology services company. It was formed in 1997 through the merger of three Swedish IT companies: KDN, Systeam, and Informator. The company focused on providing IT consulting, system integration, and outsourcing services to a range of industries, including telecommunications, finance, and the public sector.

Over the years, Enator expanded its operations beyond Sweden, establishing a presence in other Nordic countries and gaining international recognition. The company experienced periods of growth and restructuring, adapting to the evolving IT landscape. Enator's strategy involved acquiring smaller IT firms to broaden its service offerings and market reach.

In 2004, Enator was acquired by the Norwegian IT company WM-data. This acquisition led to the integration of Enator's operations into WM-data's existing structure, effectively marking the end of Enator as an independent entity. The combined company continued to operate as WM-data, further solidifying its position in the Nordic IT services market. The legacy of Enator lived on through the services and expertise it brought to the newly formed WM-data.