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From our offices across Europe and North America, 750+ of the most talented and experienced people in our industry combine creativity, technology, and data to deliver digital products and services that build brands, grow businesses and make people’s lives easier.
Our approach is built on the collaboration of a multidisciplinary team, with clear project governance embedded from start to finish. Our capability stretches much further than just the design and build of websites - Dept regularly works with clients in a consultative capacity to initiate organizational change to support new digital strategies.
Dept was recently named a Deloitte Fast 50 Technology company and in addition to digital technology services, we have experts in marketing automation, personalization, content, SEO and video production.
We have a large team of developers based across Europe and North America and work with our clients in full delivery, global support and team augmentation models.
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