SOUTHFIELD, Mich., Jan. 6, 2016 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Stefanini — a $1B global provider of IT outsourcing, applications management & consulting, and strategic staffing services — has been listed as one of Michigan's largest Information Technology companies in the 2016 Crain's Detroit Business Book of Lists. The list gathers data on businesses in Metro Detroit and across Michigan, and is a reference and business resource.
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Stefanini was ranked as the 15th largest IT company in Michigan. "We are proud to be listed in the 2016 Crain's Detroit Business Book of Lists." said Antonio Moreira, Stefanini's CEO for North America and Asia Pacific. "Our goal is to contribute to the strength of the Detroit area, where Stefanini established its North America headquarters." The company has been present in the Detroit area for more than 25 years and employs more than 450 people in their Southfield office.
The data contained in the 2016 Crain's Detroit Business Book of Lists is primarily provided by companies and organizations that respond to Crain's surveys. Information also was collected from sources such as public documents, news services, and other published reports.
About Stefanini
Stefanini is a global IT outsourcing services company with locations in 35 countries across the Americas, Europe, Australia, and Asia. Since 1987, Stefanini has been providing onshore, nearshore and offshore IT services, including application development services, IT infrastructure outsourcing (help desk support and desktop services), systems integration, consulting, and strategic staffing to Fortune 1000 enterprises around the world. Clients benefit from Stefanini's financial stability, sustained year-over-year growth, and zero net debt. The corporate global headquarters is located in Sao Paulo, Brazil with European headquarters in Brussels and North American headquarters in metropolitan Detroit. Further information is available at the company's website, www.stefanini.com.
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