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At Xurrent we pride ourselves on being able to attract the best team players in the service management industry to support our fast-growing customer base and partner network.
Today we welcome Piotr Sołtan as Service Management Consultant to the Customer Success department. Piotr joins us with more than 12 years of service management experience from his previous positions at Coca-Cola Hellenic, Danone and Securitas. He already spent a few years supporting the Xurrent environments of a number of Danone companies and has recently been focused on the security aspects of digital services.
I very much enjoyed working as an administrator in one of the world’s largest Xurrent environments. The elegance of Xurrent’s architecture makes it much easier to administer than other service management solutions. Xurrent also makes it possible for all support functions of a large enterprise to have their own environment which can be configured specifically for their needs without affecting the Xurrent setup of the other support functions or negatively impacting their ability to work together. Now that I am part of the Xurrent organization, I look forward to helping many more enterprise organizations get the most out of Xurrent.
Piotr Sołtan – Service Management Consultant
Based in Poland, Piotr will be working closely with his colleagues Bartłomiej Duma and Sebastian Ziemiński. This will probably feel like a reunion, because the three of them used to work together at Danone.
It is great to have you on the team, Piotr!

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