Cognity UK
Enterprise IT integration and consulting for telecommunications operators and other large organisations
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- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-05
About Cognity UK
Cognity provides system integration, consulting and turnkey projects for CRM and customer experience, order management, portals, data governance, analytics and IT service management. Its offerings also include telecommunications and financial services solutions.
Customers include telecommunications groups and operators, as well as organisations in financial services, pharmaceuticals and consumer goods. Cognity serves customers in Europe, the Middle East and South Africa through its London and regional offices, and was founded in 2014.
Product: System integration, consulting and turnkey IT projects covering CRM, customer experience, order management, portals, data, analytics and IT service management.
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