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Gulliver is a software house which specialises in the
development of applications for companies who use the Internet
as a quick mode of communication, for motives related to cost
and also as a safe way to integrate services. Such solutions
could be used internally in a company or outside in the field
using an Internet connection.
At the same time connecting the company site and the reserved
area for the internal personel, sales force, distributors
and company clients.
Everyone accesses the server with an given profile which has
been personalised allowing information to be submitted or
researched in a secure way giving the company power over access
issues.
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Gullivers applications are winning solutions due to the
way in which they link to the management system of the company,
making every operation that little bit simpler, more precise,
more cost efficient, automatic and above all integrated into
everyday use and activities of the company.
Integration is one of our strengths as developers, with the
belief that innovation doesn't necessarily mean distortion of
info or other aspects.
Experience gained through years of work with various companies
of all shapes and sizes regardless of the sector e.g. (Nokia,
Psion Teklogix,
Beretta Armi, Ministero
degli Interni, just to name a few), allowing the integration
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nection with various management applications with much success,
with measurable benifits also relative to running costs and
also bettering services offered to the clientel, agents and
distributors.
Thanks to the concrette way in which the project was designed
and the simplicity offered by the application. We have seen
our turnover grow considerably over the years and likewise we
have seen our clients combat running costs of the sales force
and of ordering sytems, offering a useful and simple service
to the clientel, agents and distributors. Our application has
already been functional for a few years. We also offer consultation
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Gulliver s.r.l.
