Need IT solutions? ‘Can,’ says ITCAN
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COVID-19 left many businesses fighting to survive. Local information technology (IT) company ITCAN, however, not only survived but thrived in the first two years of the global pandemic.
In 2021, its revenue reached S$77 million – having doubled in just three years, from S$38 million in 2018. Founder and chief executive officer Amit Sujan now aims to cross the S$100 million mark within the next two years.
IT services form the backbone of any industry, and future trends will only increase their importance, he said. For example, declining manpower will require greater adoption of automation and other innovative technologies, causing organisations’ IT needs to increase.
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