Dewais celebrates winning two global awards from Clutch
Dec 9, 2022
The software development company became one of the world's best B2B Development & IT Services for 2022
Washington, D.C, District of Columbia Dec 9, 2022 (Issuewire.com) - Clutch, the leading marketplace for B2B companies, releases its exclusive lists of the best global service providers in 2022. Software development services provider Dewais, appears in both of them as one of the best B2B Companies and Clutch's Top 1000 Companies in the World.
"These awards are a testament to our team's hard work and dedication," said Dewais' CEO and Co-Founder Pavlo Baranchuk. "We are honored to be recognized amongst some of the top companies in the world. Our goal is to continue providing exceptional services and products for our clients around the globe."
The Best B2B Global 2022 award recognizes the top companies with outstanding industry expertise and a track record of remarkable accomplishments. Clutch experts review businesses based on:
- what services they provide,
- who their previous customers were,
- the case histories they have compiled,
- the accolades they've won,
- and how active they are on social media.
The Top 1000 Companies award is a selected group of global firms that have achieved success on a global scale. Only the top 1% of all companies on the platform get this award.
Dewais is a Global B2B software development and consulting company that provides experienced dedicated teams and qualified software engineering, development, and advisory services. They deliver solutions for any stage of the digital project development lifecycle - from MVP to large-scale systems.
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