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Sofica Group, the largest Bulgarian outsourcing company reported an increase of 35% of sales revenue for 2011compared with the previous year. Revenue growth of the company is twice the average for companies outsourcing sector in Central and Eastern Europe (CEE) region considered the most dynamically developing in the industry. According to global research company Gartner, [...]
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Centre for Creative Training Sends Bulgarian Pupils to NASA’s Space Camp in Turkey
March 6, 2012 No Comment
For the eighth consecutive year Bulgarian pupils are going to have the opportunity to study at NASA’s educational space center Space Camp Turkey, based in Izmir, Turkey. This is one of the American space agency’s three educational centers in the world. It works on programs developed by US space specialists and has a space shuttle [...]
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On March 13th in Sofia, Bulgaria, will be held a conference on the topic “Training and employment of people with ASD in the ICT Sector”. The event is organized by European Software Institute Center Eastern Europe (ESI CEE), Autism Association and BASSCOM. On the conference will be presented the experience of the participants in the [...]
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The Ninth Edition of the Largest Mobile Technology Event MobileMonday in Sofia
February 18, 2012 No Comment
The technology of augmented reality was introduced for the first time in Bulgaria The ninth edition of the open forum MobileMonday (MoMo) in Sofia took place on 6 February, 2012. The free event started at 7 p.m. at club Ginger. The Bulgarian forum is part of the the МоМо initiative, which kicked off in 2000 [...]
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Ontotext launched bulgariana.eu, an agregator to publish Bulgarian cultural heritage in the European virtual library Europeana. It has a digital repository to preserve and present cultural objects and their metadata to the public. The first two collections of Bulgariana – Golden pages of the Bulgarian Revival and Pra-historic and Thracian Civilizations – will be published [...]
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BASSCOM Standpoint on АСТА (Anti-Counterfeiting Trade Agreement), Which Is to Be Reviewed by the European Parliament
February 15, 2012 No Comment
The Bulgarian Association of Software Companies (BASSCOM) supports the adequate protection of copyright, the fight against counterfeiting and the adoption of international intellectual property protection standards. The Association, however, is against the passage of АСТА (Anti-Counterfeiting Trade Agreement) in the circumstances of a complete lack of transparency and without a public dialogue on a document [...]
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Bulpros is exhibing at Cebit Hannover, an event which will be held from 6th to 10th March. It`s one of the leading ICT events in the world gathering more than 339 000 visitors from 110 countries and 4200 companies in 2011. CeBIT is ideally positioned as the world’s prime mover for all facets of digital [...]
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Gurtam, fleet management and GPS tracking systems developer, has announced plans to participate in CeBIT technology trade fair, which is taking place in Hannover, Germany. The digital industry’s biggest international event is scheduled to be held from March 1 to 6. CeBIT is one of the most famous and largest computer fair, where worldwide known [...]
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BASSCOM participates at the Commission for assessment of private innovative software – part of the Ministry of transport, information technology and communications. The Commission has to consider the documents submitted by the firms which apply for free financing under the procedure BG161PO003-1.1.03 “Development of startup innovative companies through the support for innovative products, processes and [...]
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Lirex BG Covered the Requirements of Another New Specialization from Cisco – Cisco Collaboration Architecture
January 24, 2012 No Comment
Advanced Collaboration Architecture Specialization is a new specialization from Cisco, whose requirements Lirex BG was able to cover. Business today increasingly requires continuous interaction between organizations, customers, employees, partners and suppliers. The people we are working with on an every day basis can be located anywhere in the world and sometimes it is difficult to [...]
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