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Xurrent is delighted to announce its new partnership with BilgeAdam Technologies, the leading IT services provider in Turkey. As an early technology adapter, BilgeAdam Technologies plays a key role in the digital transformation of enterprises in Turkey and the region. BilgeAdam Technologies is also the preferred provider of many global service providers for services that need to be provided to Turkish organizations that are part of large multinational corporations.

With 1,500 technical experts, BilgeAdam Technologies provides services in the areas of digital transformation, managed IT services, IT/enterprise service management, process consulting & optimization, automation, service delivery management and mobile solutions.
As one of the county’s largest managed service providers, BilgeAdam Technologies supports more than 50 vendor technologies. With their vast knowledge in business analysis, process consulting, ITSM tool consulting and automation, enterprise service management (ESM) is a key solution in the BilgeAdam Technologies service portfolio.

Our goal is to provide the optimum IT solutions for our customers with the right people. Xurrent’s team and technology are an ideal fit for us. We are excited to bring Xurrent to Turkey so that our customers can start to benefit from the latest innovations in service management.
Alper Ă–nsoy, Vice President at BilgeAdam
Xurrent looks forward to collaborating closely with the team at BilgeAdam Technologies. This partnership will bring more advanced ESM capabilities to Turkey.

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