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Posted: April 16, 2020
By: Deon Hattingh
Category: Customer Experience / Industry News / Remote Working
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Deon HattinghEntrepreneurial Technologist with a proven track record in IT, Infrastructure and Service Management.Strong focus on solution design, implementation and integration, specifically within the mobile data and connectivity landscape.

Adapt IT is a leader in ICT (Information and Communication technology) market through the provision of turnkey solution to the Education, Manufacturing, Energy, Financial Services, Hospitality and Telecommunication sectors, employing over 1000 technology professionals and servicing more than 10000 customers in 40 countries.

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