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Free demo: See how Comarch plans to ease your cloud journey

(2020/04/21)


Promo In these competitive times, a growing number of businesses are tempted by cloud computing, due to its much-touted ability to help them respond quickly to market changes and grab opportunities thrown up by new technologies.

However, in many cases, migrating business applications and integrating cloud solutions with IT environments soon brings organizations back down to earth.

Based in Poland, global systems integrator Comarch aims to relieve such worries. The company claims businesses can achieve their ambitions with a minimum expenditure of enterprise resources and expertise using its Cloud Infraspace, a set of advanced tools and framework that simplify the task of building and maintaining enterprises’ high-end applications.

According to Comarch – whose clients in Europe include Heathrow, BP, Nicols, and Enterprise Rent-A-Car – the family of Cloud Infraspace products helps enterprises of all sizes speed up their digital transformation, reduce operation costs, and boost business results, while the latest encryption assures security and risk prevention.

If this sounds like just the answer you’ve been looking for, Comarch is offering a free demo with a step-by-step guide to show how Cloud Infraspace can lighten your load.

There are more details on the Comarch offering [1]here , and you can apply for the demo [2]right here .

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[1] https://go.theregister.co.uk/k/comarch_cloud_infraspace

[2] https://go.theregister.co.uk/k/comarch_cloud-infraspace_demo

[3] https://go.theregister.co.uk/tl/1936/-8553/legacy-modernization-finding-your-way-with-low-code?td=wptl1936

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