Axmor is a custom software development services company focused on providing IT solutions for tech startups and small businesses that require additional expertise across multiple IT fields. They help develop systems, automate business processes, and handle integration with third-party services. According to Axmor, 70% of their clients return with new projects and stay with them for 5 years on average. They also report that their customers typically: Have…
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Enterprise companies (1,001+ employees)
The Gray Bear is a US-based IT service company offering design and development solutions for websites, mobile apps, software, game, and other technologies. The vendor describes itself as a one-stop destination for businesses that aim to transform digitally and incorporate technology into their processes and operations. The company offers niche-specific and custom-built solutions that are engineered to suit each business's unique requirements. Boasting experience of 8+…
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