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Social Innovation Camp – Central and Eastern Europe (SICCEE). 16-18 September. Bratislava, Slovakia
September 16, 2009 No CommentWhat is a ‘social innovation camp’? In a nutshell, Social Innovation Camp uses the web to solve real life problems.
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ALISON Slovakia placed 4th on the 2008 list of Slovakia’s fastest growing IT companies.
Continue reading Asseco Slovakia has been selected as ONE OF THE TEN Ruban d’Honneur recipients – who are seen as exceptional European Businesses due to the outstanding financial results, strong growth, innovative strategy, good ethics and market leadership in its sector- for The Business of the Year Award category in The European Business Awards 2009.
Continue reading ALISON Slovakia completed the first stage of modernising Slovak Post’s backbone communications network.
Continue reading Shareholders of Disig, a.s. have approved on their General Meeting, held on August 20th, 2009, a repurchase of 51% majority share of the company.
Continue reading Shareholders of Disig, a.s. have approved on their General Meeting, held on August 20th, 2009, a repurchase of 51% majority share of the company.
Continue reading In 2008 and in the first half of 2009, most SAP projects were focusing on euro changeover in Slovakia. S&T Varias, the Slovakian subsidiary of S&T Group, implemented euro conversion projects with all its 54 SAP customers worth more than two million euros.
Continue reading Slovenska Akademia Vied (Slovak Academy of Sciences) Awarded Softec a Prize for Scientific and Research Activities
June 29, 2009 No CommentThe presentation ceremony of Slovak Academy of Sciences was held in Bratislava, on June 25, 2009.
Continue reading ANASOFT is entering the world of Open Source by launching its first project DAO Fusion
June 13, 2009 No CommentANASOFT presents the knowledge and experience of its people because it realizes that true value of a software company is not held within its source codes.
Continue reading Asia–Pacific leading Europe in response to global recession, says KPMG International survey.
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