CCLAB's operation is smoothly ongoing at 100% capacity
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As soon as the news started to come out regarding COVID-19 pandemic situation, CCLAB has immediately acted and we introduced some urgent measures.
Our professionals have found a secure and comforting way to provide a protected IT environment to support our day-to-day operation.
Since the beginning of this week, CCLAB employees are working from home, using the latest technologies on the highest security level.
Not just our people, but all the data we work with are safe and sound.
As soon as we experience any other issues affecting our operations, we will send an immediate note to our clients and partners.
Until then, we are fully at your disposal.
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