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Eastern Europeans and Russians have better mathematical minds than most other nationalities, certainly than Americans. This forms the foundation of precisely why they are better programmers and writers of code than someone from say, Parsippany, Paris or Perth. Better at math — a more mathematical mind — means you’re automatically better at computer programming. Stringing [...]
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The Hague, 17 October 2013 During the 2nd Dutch-Russian ICT Business Event, held 16 October 2013 at the World Trade Center The Hague, the trade association for Russian and Belarusian ICT and software developers officially launched their activities. Present at the event was a trade delegation from Russia representing government and ICT enterprises. From left [...]
Continue reading Etnetera to Represent the Czech Republic at the European Business Awards
November 4, 2013 No Comment
Etnetera a.s., a leading supplier of complex websites and extensive e-business solutions in the Czech Republic, has been selected as one of the 12 national finalists in The European Business Awards 2013/2014 (www.businessawardseurope.com) and will represent the Czech Republic in the next round where the company will compete for the prestigious Ruban d’Honneur award. The [...]
Continue reading Commaxx and ComTrade – Stronger Together in Delivering Empowered Application Management to the Scandinavian Market
November 3, 2013 No Comment
Ljubljana, Slovenia – October 7, 2013 – ComTrade, a leading provider of application management software, today announced an exclusive distribution deal with Commaxx, a value added technology distributor in Scandinavia. This new partnership will offer ComTrade’s complete solutions portfolio to the distributor’s extensive reseller customer base in Norway, Sweden, and Denmark. The distribution agreement includes [...]
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Russia’s Ministry of Communications has decided to help domestic IT companies experiencing staff shortages by making it easier for them to employ high-tech workers from the former republics of the USSR, reports Isvestia. Currently, Russian employers wishing to hire foreign specialists irrespective of quotas must pay them a minimum salary of 2 million rubles a [...]
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Another important IT event is to take place in November. WebRTC Conference & Expo III is scheduled for this November in Santa Clara and Oxagile is interested in the emerging technology and being one of the experts in creating applications with it is determined to participate in the event. The Conference & Expo are held [...]
Continue reading Slovak printing company Tarawera Print has launched an online photo book editor based on FotoBOOK.Platform
October 30, 2013 No Comment
October 21, 2013, Bratislava. Ukrainian company WEB100 Technologies completed project of online platform implementation based on FotoBOOK.Platform for Slovak printing company Tarawera Print, s.r.o. FotoBOOK.Platform is a web-to-print solution that provides enterprises with an opportunity to promptly run an online photobook editor, to integrate it with existing printing enterprise infrastructure and to provide online photobooks [...]
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ComTrade Gaming has today announced that it has signed a technology development agreement with Australian gaming experts, Ainsworth Gaming Technology. Ainsworth was founded back in 1995 and today it is able to provide the global gaming market with its outstanding range of gaming technology and game combination software. ComTrade Gaming’s gCore, The Game Server , [...]
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The volume of the Russian IT market will grow by 7 percent to $34.8 billion in 2013 according to research carried out by IDC, Digit.ru reports. According to IDC, personal users will account for the majority of Russian growth. Individuals are followed by the transport, communications and public utilities sectors. The segment of the market represented [...]
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Years ago, when software products where and devices were not so sophisticated developers did the whole works by themselves. They coded, tested and fixed the software product they worked on. Late with rapid evolving of software and hardware applications became large complex systems. Construction of some of them demands work of many experts and significant [...]
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