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CloudOne Named as One of the Fastest Growing Indianapolis Companies
📅 - CloudOne, an IoT platform provider, was recently named at one of the fastest growing companies found in Indianapolis, Indiana in the United States. They are actually headquartered in Fishers, Indiana and the company was established in 2010.
The company was recently recognized by the Fast 25 List, which is managed by the Indianapolis Business Journal. The revenues have grown by 171% and employees have doubled over the past three years for CloudOne.
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