Prodeci
ERP implementation and IT management services for small and midsize businesses in France
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- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-03
About Prodeci
PRODECI distributes, installs, customizes and maintains business management software, including ERP and decision-support dashboards. It also provides IT infrastructure sales, maintenance, monitoring, backups and user support.
Its customers include businesses in distribution, wholesale, manufacturing and services, with 5 to 150 workstations. Services include software migration, training, assistance and outsourced IT management.
PRODECI is based in Créteil, France, and was founded in 2004. It serves businesses in the Paris region and northern France.
Product: ERP implementation and support, decision-support dashboards, and outsourced IT infrastructure management.
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