Innovation in Oil and Gas: Infotec Brazil Shines at Vitória PetroShow 2024

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A Stage for New Solutions and Strategic Partnerships

Infotec Brazil emerges as a leading player at the Vitória PetroShow 2024, the emblematic meeting for professionals and companies in the Oil and Gas sector. The event, scheduled to take place from April 2 to 4 in the vibrant capital of Espírito Santo, promises to be a milestone for the sector, with estimates of generating around R$150 million in business and gathering over 4,500 specialists.

Heron Miguens, director of Infotec Brazil, emphasizes the importance of the company’s participation in the event, highlighting the firm’s commitment to progress and innovation in the Oil and Gas industry. Infotec’s presence at the event is not just an opportunity to strengthen existing business relationships but also to explore new avenues for business and collaborations.

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Infotec Brazil’s contribution to the Vitória PetroShow 2024 extends beyond its physical presence, with notable representatives such as Solutions Specialist Raquel Campanharo and Oil and Gas Business Development Manager Alexandre Romay. The latter has a prominent role, leading the lecture “Business Process Outsourcing Experts” in the Commercial Arena, a crucial moment to discuss the latest trends and innovations in BPO in the sector.

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About Infotec Brazil

With over 38 years of experience in outsourcing, Infotec Brazil positions itself as a leader in Service Outsourcing, Processes (BPO), and People in the Oil and Gas, Energy, Mining, and Steel sectors. The company stands out for offering services that not only optimize its clients’ operations but also promote efficiency, cost and risk reduction, while ensuring competitiveness in the market. Its mission is to connect people and technologies, enhancing results through strategic alliances and excellence in service and process outsourcing, reflecting its commitment to driving significant advancements in the industry.

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