inFusion21: International Client Awards
Created on September 16, 2021
For the first time in Exterro’s history, we are introducing an International Partner Awards in conjunction with the annual conference inFusion. The reason why we decided to do this is that we believe to our core that our Partners are absolutely critical to our success on the International Stage. When deciding the categories for these Awards, we looked at factors which we believe really make a difference for ourselves, our Partners and of course ultimately our End User Customers. What we do as a company, and how our End Users use... Read More
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