Asset Acquisition of M2 by Edgewater Ranzal Exhibit 99.2

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Company Overview M2 Dynamics Inc. (“M2”) is a global provider of Oracle / Hyperion based implementations and business consulting solutions Oracle Platinum Partner Five categories of core service offerings include: (1) budgeting and planning; (2) financial management and consolidation; (3) business intelligence and enterprise data warehousing; (4) infrastructure, integrations and master data; and (5) managed services Geographically focused on clients in west coast and TOLA (Texas, Oklahoma, Louisiana and Arkansas) markets Recently developed one of the largest and most complex cloud-based planning and budgeting projects 43 employees, consisting of partners, consultants, sales and administrative professionals Organically built verticals: aerospace, retail, entertainment, and financial services Brings large scale cloud-based EPM references

Acquisition Overview of M2 The acquisition of substantially all of the assets of M2 represents the continuation of Edgewater’s strategy to make disciplined tuck-in acquisitions that expand capabilities, geographies, and customers M2 enhances Ranzal’s capabilities in cloud, while extending its footprint in the western US and TOLA region Adds scale to the enterprise Expected to be accretive to 2016 EPS Acquisition process began in May 2015 Features Product: Oracle, Platinum Partner and leading Cloud-based Solutions Clients: Major Fortune 100 clients and industry diversification (aerospace, retail, entertainment, financial services) Combined Financial Profile: Platform for significant revenue growth, and expected to be accretive to 2016 EBITDA and GAAP EPS Cross-Sell: Opportunity to expand Ranzal products into M2’s markets Culture: Similar positive, employee-valued culture and pride in the work being performed Geography: Feet on the street / people in geographies where Ranzal lacks presence

Expanded North American Geographical Footprint M2 Edgewater Ranzal

Transaction Overview Asset Purchase (M2 Dynamics is an S-Corp) $16.1 million Up Front Purchase Price Consideration ~1.4X multiple of Unaudited LTM revenue (excluding expenses) ~5.0X multiple of Unaudited LTM Adjusted EBITDA* All cash consideration / No stock component Subject to a Net Working Capital adjustment One-Year Earnout Agreement 12 months in length beginning the day of close Based upon Revenue (30%)/EBITDA (70%) generated through operations Maximum Revenue & EBITDA payout thresholds require growth during earnout period Earnout consideration capped at $6.6 million Payable in cash / No stock component * - LTM Q3’15 Adjusted EBITDA excludes certain owner compensation-related expenses, owner expense reimbursements and general and administrative-related salaries and wages.

Transaction Overview Standard Indemnity Escrow 10% of Upfront Purchase Price Non-Compete Agreements (Key Management) 5-Year for principal owners

Financial Highlights (Unaudited) LTM Q3’15 service revenue of ~ $11.5 million Low overhead = Strong operating profit leverage Light SG&A expense framework Adjusted EBITDA in a range of 20% - 25% Average bill rates are in alignment with current Edgewater EPM-related bill rates Healthy backlog of signed engagements Anticipated to be accretive on a GAAP EPS basis in 2016 * - Adjusted EBITDA excludes certain owner compensation-related expenses, owner expense reimbursements and general and administrative-related salaries and wages.

Contact Information Edgewater Technology, Inc. 200 Harvard Mill Square, Suite 210 Wakefield, MA 01880 Tel (781) 246-3343 Company Contact Timothy R. Oakes, CFO Investor Relations Three Part Advisors Steven Hooser Tel (214) 872-2710 shooser@threepa.com