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Hos CCIT bruger vi vores mangeårige erfaring og brede certificerede ekspertise til at gøre op med traditionerne. Vil vil være IT-chefens bedste ven og kan sammensætte en vifte af tjenester inden for infrastruktur, enheder til kommunikation og print samt alt omkring arbejdspladsen til at løfte ressourcekrævende rutineopgaver fra dine skuldre
Herstedvang 12A, 2620, Albertslund, Denmark
Very professional service!
They helped us to set up our server infrastructure and our office internet for a very fair price. And questions are now always answered remotely, so that's a great time saver. Thank you so much!
Reply from CCIT A/S
Hi Petra,
We are happy to have helped you and that you have had a good experience. We look forward to helping you again another time should you need it.
Best,
Vincent
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