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We are extremely happy today to announce a new partnership with The Gomel Group as we continue to build up the Xurrent Partner Network in the United States.

The Gomel Group focuses on helping clients gain control over their IT portfolios and in providing the enabling technology and processes to excel. Headquartered in Plano, TX and working across the country, the group works to enhance their client’s ability to make measurable differences in how their organization manages and delivers their services.
“We want to provide our clients with a cloud-first strategy when looking into their Enterprise Service Management needs, and Xurrent delivers handsomely. The ability to tie together HR, Facilities, Logistics, Finance, Marketing, Legal and Procurement with secure collaboration with other organizations and tracking of SLAs from managed service providers, has moved the needle for the level of capabilities in this space,” said Greg Gomel, Founder.
Xurrent is excited to be adding the complementary expertise of The Gomel Group to the Xurrent Partner Network and looks forward to much success working with Greg and his team.

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