Clarcat
Clarcat is a company created by a group of professionals with more than 20 years of experience in Information Technology. We think that service is the key to success. Our mission is to provide solutions by applying Open Source technologies. Clarcat believes that people must be at the center, thus we strive to achieve strong trust relationships between our team and our customers in order to guarantee success. Our organization avoids rigid hierarchies so that communication can flow freely among all company members thus helping to increase motivation and a deep relationship between Clarcat's professionals and our customer's staff. Nowadays Clarcat has 52 specialists in several Information Technology products and areas, most of them with a deep knowledge on Open Source based solutions. Clarcat aims to be with its customers, to help them to achieve their goals by smoothing over their IT problems. To sum it up, our staff will do what it takes in order to fulfill our customers IT needs. Clarcat differentiates by a no-nonsense approach to business as well as by offering high value solutions at a low cost through the use of Open Source.
About Clarcat
Founded
2004Estimated Revenue
$10M-$50MEmployees
51-250Category
Industry Group
Computer Programming, Data Processing, and Other Computer Related ServicesIndustry
Information Technology And ServicesLocation
City
MadridState
MadridCountry
SpainTech Stack (85)
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