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Company details
- Software Company
- Business and IT Consulting Agency
- Business to Business Service
- Database Management Company
- Web Collaboration Platform
- Website Designer
Written by the company
Welcome to Miaki! At Miaki, we specialize in turning IT services into key drivers of innovation and global business growth. Our mission is to provide customizable, reliable, and data-driven digital and management solutions that are tailored to your specific needs. We pride ourselves on our agility and ability to adapt to the rapidly changing tech landscape, ensuring that our clients always stay ahead. Partner with us to embark on a journey of innovation and progress as we build the future together. Discover more at www.miaki.com
Contact info
House 11/A, Momtaz Vision, Rd 99, Gulshan 2, Dhaka 1212, 1212, Dhaka, Bangladesh
- +8801843900056
- info@miaki.co
- miaki.co
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