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Xurrent Welcomes Trevor Belter

September 3, 2020

Martijn Adams

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Trevor joins us after having worked at BMC Software for 10 years followed by 10 years years at Blue Turtle. It is at Blue Turtle where we got to know Trevor. Since Blue Turtle became a Xurrent partner in 2018, Trevor has already helped several large enterprises in South Africa migrate to Xurrent. These successes made Trevor decide to focus only on Xurrent. In his new role he will still work with Blue Turtle, but also with other Xurrent partners like Quintica and Onsoft. In addition, Trevor will build out the Xurrent Partner Network in other parts of the Middle East and Africa.

Xurrent has a few unique selling points that make it the only sensible option for large organizations with operations on the African continent. Its exceptionally low bandwidth consumption and tolerance for network latency, combined with an extremely attractive pricing model, make Xurrent the enterprise-class service management solution of choice here.

Trevor Belter – Business Development Director MEA

Quite a few members of the Xurrent team have already had the pleasure to work with Trevor over the past two years. We are all excited to see yet another member join with so much experience.

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