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For 19+ years, we help businesses worldwide to fill gaps in technological and domain expertise by augmenting their teams with skilled professionals. Regardless of the project size, duration and difficulty, everybody in our team do their best to find the perfect solution for our clients and their customers. We treat every project like it was our own and are justly proud when the results of our work make people’s lives easier and better.
This month, The Manifest appreciated the results of our efforts and included Innowise in the list of the best companies providing staff augmentation services. TM is a Clutch’s sister project and a how-to and B2B news site that gathers and verifies hard data, expert insights, and actionable advice that you need to build your brand and grow your business. We are very grateful to our new and long-standing clients, who value our contribution to their success and share their experience on Clutch.co. Vesting your confidence in our development team motivates us to provide the best solutions in every project that we tackle. And together, we develop the world!
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Every startup has a story worth hearing. Some are chasing their first customers, others are figuring out how to handle their next million. And somewhere along the way, nearly every founder faces a question that can't be solved by ambition alone. On November 4, TechCrunch Founder Summit 2026 will fill Boston with people who know these challenges firsthand. Founders, investors, and tech leaders will get together to talk funding, product decisions, growth, and all the lessons that rarely make it into a pitch deck.
Egor Grischenko, Co-founder & VP of Business Development at Innowise, will be joining the crowd, and he's especially keen to hear what's keeping founders busy these days. A product that's outgrown its original architecture? An AI feature that's proving trickier to launch than expected? An engineering team struggling to keep pace with demand? We've helped companies work through challenges like these, and we'd love to compare notes, share a few lessons from our own projects, and see where our engineering expertise could come in handy.
Will you be in Boston? Tell Egor what you're building, what's working, and what you'd happily never troubleshoot again. We look forward to meeting you!