Lenki Conseil
IT consulting and custom application development for businesses in Paris
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- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-03
About Lenki Conseil
LENKI CONSEIL provides IT consulting and designs, develops, tests and deploys business applications, including web and mobile apps. Its work also covers systems integration, real-time data processing, automation and technical architecture.
The company supports clients from technical scoping through production deployment. It is based in Paris and was founded in 2015.
Product: IT consulting and custom development of business applications, with systems integration and data services.
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