Softech Consultancy
IT consultancy and recruitment services supplying specialist technology consultants to businesses
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- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-06
About Softech Consultancy
Softech Consultancy provides recruitment and consultancy services across software development, architecture, ERP, databases, quality assurance, business analysis, DevOps and cloud infrastructure. Services also include technical documentation, project reviews, proof of concepts, website design and hosting, and Liferay solutions.
It supplies consultants and project resources to established organisations and startups, using its consultant network and offering support without long-term contracts. The company is based in Eastleigh, United Kingdom, and was founded in 2011.
Product: Technology recruitment, consultancy and project services across software development, databases, testing, business analysis, DevOps and cloud hosting.
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