Enman
Custom software development and digital rights management solutions for businesses across multiple industries
Highlights
- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-03
About Enman
Enman designs and develops custom software for general-purpose, mobile, embedded, server and game platforms. Its services include software engineering and digital rights management libraries and turnkey solutions for protecting digital content.
It serves clients in scientific research, industry, business management and other fields, and also provides IT training through Enman IT Schools.
Enman is a French SARL founded in 2011 and headquartered in Epuisay. The company has 1–9 employees.
Product: Custom software design and development, digital rights management software and solutions, and IT training.
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