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Technology Consulting and Managed IT Services We are tech enthusiasts from Microsoft, alums of Harvard & MIT, and executives coming from the world’s leading business conglomerates. Above all, we are a big believer in harnessing technology for a better tomorrow, serving humanity, and providing responsible stewardship. A passionate team is driven by technology in Cloud, Data & AI. From design to development and support to management, veraqor offers decades of experience, proven frameworks, and a disciplined approach to rapidly deliver reliable, quality solutions that help you go to market faster and get a leg up on your competition. Our team includes 200+ certified professionals with multi-industry, multi-year project experience including Fortune 100 organizations.
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103 Carnegie Center Drive, Suite 300, 08540, Princeton, United States
- 6093000603
- veraqormarketing@gmail.com
- veraqor.io
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