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EXO U

www.exou.com

 
EXO U develops an innovative software platform which enables businesses and educational institutions to securely mobilize and manage their mobile workforce and students by delivering engaging experiences spanning desktop and mobile applications. At the core of EXO U`s platform is the smart and agnostic EXO engine that unifies multiple software platforms, allowing devices to interact and communicate seamlessly together. It enables true mobility for businesses and educational organizations by solving important mobility issues such as security, privacy, collaboration, and management of application and content. EXO U`s technology agnostic framework delivers to end users a safe, reliable, and intuitive smart workspace ...
  • Number of Employees: 25-100
  • Annual Revenue: $1-10 Million
  • www.exou.com
  • 160 St Viateur Est Suite 500
    Montreal, QC CAN H2T 1A8
  • Phone: 514.592.1126

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