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Infollion Research Services Ltd. operates as a business-to-business (B2B) human cloud platform that connects global clients with subject matter experts and seasoned professionals for on-demand knowledge sharing and contingent hiring. The company's primary services include expert calls, project-based engagements, expert sit-ins, and flexi-staffing solutions, facilitating access to specialized insights and talent. They serve a diverse clientele, including global management consulting firms, private equity funds, hedge funds, and mid-tier corporations. Infollion focuses on various industries such as consumer goods, healthcare, finance, technology, manufacturing, and life sciences. The company utilizes a proprietary technology platform, including AI-driven matching algorithms, to efficiently connect clients with vetted experts and is actively working to expand its international presence, particularly in the Middle East, Southeast Asia, and the Americas.
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