Les 1ers parcs de iFORTE en France

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Après la création d’un premier parc chez B Live, notre tout nouveau iFORTE continue de s’implanter fortement sur le marché des projecteurs IP avec des investissements supplémentaires réalisés chez un certain nombre de prestataires en France.

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Endla Theatre Re-Energises with Robe

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