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Quest Integrity Group LLC, TEAM Industrial Services co. (TISI: Quote), announced that it has acquired Digital Insight Limited, a privately held, specialty Remote Digital Video Inspection or RDVI company based in New Zealand.

Under Quest Integrity Group's ownership, Digital Insight's current management team will continue to lead the company as part of Quest Integrity's advanced inspection services. The company's RDVI technology will be branded as Digital Insight under the Quest Integrity Group name. All other operational and administrative business functions will be integrated with Quest Integrity.

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