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ELEKS Software Ltd., a Ukrainian IT services and product company, announced that, in collaboration with its strategic alliance partner teleologica ltd, it has supplied a Customs system (CAESAR II) to Jersey, a self governing British Crown Dependency.
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misoft systems offered a prize to the winning team of Hard & Soft Competition, the International Computers Contest for Students that was scheduled during the 18th-24th of May in Suceava.
Continue reading “Alna Intelligence“, the company of information technology service and solutions, along with the electronic IT business leader “MarkIT” will offer to “Alna Group” customers to purchase everyday computer and office equipment cheaper and more convenient.
Continue reading The Certification Center at SoftServe University of SoftServe Inc., the global provider of software development and consulting services, will provide the Certified Business Analysis Professional™ examinations starting on May 22, 2009.
Continue reading On May 11, misoft systems joined Habitat for Humanity’s building site to contribute with funds and volunteer work on building a new home for a disadvantaged family.
Continue reading Despite the continued uncertainty of the worldwide economic situation, Pierre Audoin Consultants (PAC) ventures to forecast the development of SAP-related services in 30 countries around the world.
Continue reading A flurry of recent contract awards has highlighted the aggressive outsourcing activity in the UK life & pensions sector.
Continue reading Oracle made an astounding move that will surprise most of its direct competitors.
Continue reading Strengthening the position of a robust technology services provider, SoftServe joined IPFUG, a non-profit organization promoting the use of software product and process metrics through the use of Function Point Analysis and other software measurement techniques.
Continue reading Though to a limited extent, the strain of the economic crisis is felt by the IT industry as well. After the release of considerably poorer macroeconomic data for the Central European region, a need arose to revise forecasts for the IT market.
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