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IT Briefcase Exclusive Interview: Maximizing Data Discovery and Visualization with TIBCO’s Steve Farr

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Jitterbit Customer Q&A Sessions: Thermoserv – What business needs drove their integration requirements

August 23, 2012 No Comments

The ongoing Customer Q & A blog series on Jitterbit highlights a wide range of Jitterbit customers to find out what business needs drove their integration requirements and why they made Jitterbit their integration solution of choice.

The most recent Q&A session is with Tom Morris, Chief Operating Officer at Thermoserv. Thermoserv creates insulated products that fit virtually everyone’s lifestyle. In 1956, the company introduced a black and gold thermal coffee carafe from which the company took its name.

Read this Customer Q&A session to hear why Thermoserv chose Jitterbit as their integration solution.

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