Delssi
Custom business application design and development services for organizations with specific software needs
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- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-03
About Delssi
DELSSI is an IT services company that advises on, designs, develops and supports custom business applications. It works with client teams through functional workshops to understand their environment and requirements.
Founded in 1988, DELSSI is headquartered in Hem, France.
Product: Consulting, design, development and support for custom business applications.
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