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Fernanda Ceballos Tormo is a Project Management Specialist at e-Core, specializing in Delivery Consulting since August 2022. Prior experience includes roles as Project Coordinator at Lenovo and Google, where responsibilities encompassed project management in services and network deployment in South America, respectively. Fernanda's background in project analysis was established at American Tower and IBM, where various project and IT specialist roles were held. Educational qualifications include an MBA in Enterprise Management from Universidade Paulista and a Bachelor's degree in Computer Science from the same institution, along with a degree in Leisure and Tourism from City, University of London.
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For over 20 years, e-Core has helped companies worldwide to thrive in their digital journey by transforming business and tech teams to deliver more value fast, building digital solutions, scaling digital capabilities, and sustaining business and technology operations.We are team of advisors, engineers, and innovators committed to make thetechnology delivery happen, better and faster through innovative technology solutions, in depth engineering expertise, and consulting services.We help our clients to adapt and better respond to the market changes optimizing their organizational and technology capabilities through Business Agility practices, DevOps enablement, and Atlassian solutions so they can create a smooth flow from the business strategy to execution, break down business functions collaboration barriers, and build and ship better and faster software solutions in a frictionless operating model.Through highly qualified Software specialists and Software Development teams we operate in all stages of digital product development: from product strategy to user experience, MVP design to complete solution coding, helping our clients to build, deliver and scale compelling digital experiences and innovative tech solutions unlocking new unfair advantages and moving their business forward.