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Business is booming for leading fleet and asset management software company Jaama, which has recruited a further six customer-facing employees.
The recruits include a technical client manager and four technical support advisors who all sit within Jaama’s customer service department and a project consultant who has joined the company’s implementation team.
Jaama managing director Martin Evans said: “Year-on-year the business continues to expand as an ever-increasing number of organisations decide to use our multi award-winning Key2 web-based technology.
“The expansion in Jaama’s customer base across all business sectors in which we operate – public and private fleets including those with their own workshops, vehicle leasing and rental companies, and plant, equipment and tool hire – is driving the need to recruit additional staff.”