ServInt’s profile on Adafruit – @servint #servint #makerbusiness

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ServInt’s profile on Adafruit (and check out the photos of where Adafruit lives!)

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Adafruit has been with ServInt since 2012. Timor told us a little bit about their time with us, saying, “If you really want to talk about ‘scaling’ – Adafruit went from $187,000 in revenue in 2006 to $33m in revenue in 2014, we are not slowing down. Servint has allowed us to grow our store, our learning system, and a popular site – they’ve had something to fit our needs for every stage of our company. Servint’s dedicated 24/7/365 support and offerings are why we’ve been with them for every single year of Adafruit’s rapid growth!”

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