Codesigned
Codesigned began in 2010 as a team of two SharePoint experts, offering a full range of SharePoint services. Today, as a team of nearly 40, they are more than SharePoint generalists. After years of designing and developing SharePoint intranets, Codesigned learned what's most important to the people using them. The company created IntranetPro to help organizations engage employees and be more productive.
Company Info
- HQ Location
- United States
- Year Founded
- 2010
- Employees
- 50
- Website
- www.codesigned.com
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