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ELIT-INTERNATIONAL

IT Outsourcing And Software Services For Businesses

Locations
1 location

About

ELIT-International provides nearshore and offshore IT solutions, custom software development, DevOps, managed services, and enterprise platform integration including Oracle and SAP. Through strategic international partner networks, the company delivers cost-effective technical engineering, cloud optimization, and digital transformation services to Western European organizations.

Services

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Software Development
Offers dedicated nearshore and offshore software development and IT outsourcing services tailored to client specifications, providing access to international developer talent, cost-effective engineering, accelerated time-to-market, and scalable development capacity for custom web and mobile applications.
DevOps And Managed Services
Provides comprehensive DevOps implementation, 24/7 IT infrastructure monitoring, cloud optimization, and continuous integration and delivery automation across public cloud platforms including AWS, Azure, GCP, and Oracle to minimize downtime, enhance security, and maintain high application reliability.
Oracle Consulting And Integration
Delivers certified Oracle partner services covering enterprise system integration, cloud database strategy, AI and low-code tooling implementation, and ongoing maintenance to optimize business processes, operational efficiency, and overall organizational data security.

Quick Info

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Founded
2026
Operating in
United KingdomNetherlandsTurkeyVietnam
Company type
Tech Company
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Industries1
Solution Areas4
Sub Industries5
Audience
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Business Model
Locations1
HeadquarterHQ
Amalialaan 126, Baarn, Netherlands

References3

  1. 1.Fazzdoc
  2. 2.Manulife
  3. 3.Mixcare

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Sep 2026
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#itoutsourcing
#softwaredevelopment
#managedservices