GET welcomed its future first graders to the company this year.
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The first day of school is a big step. For children, it marks the beginning of a whole new world - new classrooms, first letters, new friends, and many small but brave s…
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- IT Services and IT Consulting
- Location
- Belgrade, RS
- Company size
- 201–500 employees
About GET
Global Engineering Technologies – GET is a Belgrade-based Serbian company founded in 2007. GET is recognized as a reliable ISV and IT outsourcing company on the international market. We specialize in software development and IT services and we are one of the fastest-growing IT companies in SEE with Atlassian, SAP, and Boomi partner status. GET is present at important industry IT conferences and public events in the region. We are innovators, engineers, designers and project managers who work with clients to produce great results in their businesses. On top of that, we are also original thinkers who create new business models in partnership with our clients. GET has more than 280 software engineers, business analysts, and business domain experts. GET works in deep-partnership mode with clients ranging from 5 to 120 thousand employees, engaging in projects for their own clients, some of them with more than 300 thousand employees. GET is recognized as a reliable partner of Atlassian, SAP, and Boomi.
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