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Compare Egis Software vs NurtureWorks

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Egis Software

IT Services & Technology Consulting Website

Egis Software is the maker of PaperTrail, a content and document management solution, serving corporate, government, and vertical market organizations. Founded in 1993 by Alon Feldman and Troy Ferraris, the agency specializes in electronic document management and specialized ECM solutions.

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NurtureWorks

IT Services & Technology Consulting Website
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Feature Comparison

Attribute Egis Software NurtureWorks
Category IT Services & Technology Consulting IT Services & Technology Consulting
Rating
Winner +0.9 higher
Location Johannesburg, South Africa South Africa
Services
  • ECM Consulting
  • Cloud Consulting
  • Customer Success Training
  • Sales and Marketing Alignment
  • Sales Enablement
  • CRM Implementation
  • CRM Migration
  • ECM Consulting
  • Cloud Consulting
  • Customer Success Training
  • Sales and Marketing Alignment
  • Sales Enablement
  • CRM Implementation
  • CRM Migration
Industries
Corporate Government Vertical Market
Business services - general Technology - hardware & storage Technology - software Telecom & mobile communications
Pros
  • Operating since 1993 with a mature document management product, PaperTrail
  • Serves named enterprise clients including Old Mutual, Lewis, and FNB
  • Focus on dependable data flow and reporting integrity
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