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TORONTO, June 07, 2017 -- Stefanini, a $1B global IT provider, is set to showcase its ability to support partners and build strong relationships with some of the world’s largest companies as a sponsor for a major Gartner Summit event taking place in Toronto, Canada, from June 6-8. During the event, Stefanini will present Sophie, its artificial intelligence platform, and its ability to turn data into valuable solutions.
In tune with the latest trends, Stefanini has invested and developed this platform over the last three years as a research and development pilot project for clients in Brazil, and now the company is showcasing Sophie in Canada. “Sophie reinforces Stefanini’s commitment to connecting people and technology innovations with the goal of creating business value,” said Carla Ferber, marketing director for Stefanini North America and Asia-Pacific. “Our artificial intelligence platform can improve the end-user experience and deliver smarter and more efficient services,” affirmed Ms. Ferber.
In addition to viewing the Sophie presentation, attendees who visit the Stefanini booth at the event (booth #11) can receive a complimentary assessment of its IT capabilities and talk with our expert team about how Stefanini can help any size company transform their business, using digital solutions as a competitive advantage.
Stefanini is appearing at one of the most important events in Canada to help expand the company’s presence and create a strong relationship with the Canadian market. “This region is the second biggest IT hub in North America, which is a great opportunity for the company to expand and build relationships within the region,” said Gladis Confort, business development VP at Stefanini North America.
With Stefanini committed to expanding its growth in Canada, the Summit event will give the company a chance to meet with the most important companies in the region.
About Stefanini North America
For more than 14 years in the United States, Stefanini has been helping midsize, large and global enterprises increase the efficiency of their IT operations while also leveraging information technology to power their businesses. Our offers include efficient, cost-reducing and effective services (IT infrastructure outsourcing, end-user computing outsourcing, application management services and mainframe modernization). Further information is available at the company’s website, www.stefanini.com.
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