New data transformation services available

Our business partners usually operate with an astonishing amount of highly vulnerable or extremely complicated data. Therefore, we actively support them with data transformation services to leverage information stored throughout their customer base.

By choosing JFDI, you, too, can unlock the potential of precision to gain new data insights. Now, with extended capacity thanks to JFDI’s newly hired transformation experts, we announce that we have new data transformation services available from JFDI, not only for our existing partners but as part of every customer opportunity.

Get in touch if you wish to explore how our data transformation services can change your business.

If you are interested in joining the JFDI family in relation to transformation, visit: Data Analytics & Integration Developer

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