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On the 29th of June 2011, the bid placed by a consortium of companies, the leader of which is Comarch SA, has won open an tender.
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By means of the EDI platform Comarch ECOD, electronic communication between business partners is offered as a modern service from within the data center.
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US headquartered EPAM Systems, a software engineering and IT outsourcing provider, announced the expansion of its European Union delivery centres through the launch of a development facility in Krakow, Poland.
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Business Process Outsourcing company Infosys BPO Poland has leased 11,500 sqm in Skanska Property Poland’s Green Horizon office project in Łуdź.
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Ecripol, the largest exporter of the Polish ICT sector, was ranked among the top 100 outsourcing companies in the world, in the group referred to as the “Rising Stars”.
Continue reading Sygnity develops the Syrius project for the Ministry of Labour and Social Policy
January 27, 2011 No Comment
Sygnity signed the annexes to the agreements with the Human Resources Development Centre with its seat in Warsaw, which will facilitate the Poviat Labour Offices the performance of its statutory tasks.
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Comarch has gone public with a new web-portal dedicated to insurance topics. At http:// insurance.comarch.com visitors can gain an insight into trends and challenges connected with the insurance business and software.
Continue reading Contracts from the Agency for Restructuring and Modernization of Agriculture
December 29, 2010 No Comment
Asseco Poland SA continues to cooperate with the Agency for Restructuring and Modernization of Agriculture (ARMA).
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The IT company Asseco Poland wants to enter the NASDAQ to reach U.S.investors, as Parkiet reported.
Continue reading EXATEL is extending its VPN MPLS data transmission services to the Ministry of Justice
December 16, 2010 No CommentEXATEL SA has won the tender to extend the VPN MPLS data transmission network to a further 105 locations operated by the Ministry of Justice.
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