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First phase, implementation of Pexim’s core banking system in NLB LHB bank ended on 7th July 2008 and enabled easier integration with existing PUB2000 solution in NLB Continental Bank.

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VIGILUS hits a home run with SWING Software to help improve ACT! for Notes, a leading CRM tool.

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PEXIM Solutions Company, member of ASSECO Group, anonunces that starting and effective from 18th of June 2008 became first Cisco Gold Certified Partner in Adriatics.

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SWING Software, a document integration company, and i-Seven, a project-oriented IT company, have entered a partnership.

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The marketing strategy is closely linked to the sales strategy which has at it’s core the subscription billing method.

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Red Herring today announced that Zemanta has been recognized as is a recipient of the Red Herring 100 Europe, an award given to the top 100 private technology companies based in the EMEA (Europe, Middle East and Africa) region each year.

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In September last year, Zemanta was picked by the largest venture capital funds as one of the 6 most promising technology start-ups in Europe.

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The Serbian IT market has been growing rapidly and is projected to continue to expand in the coming years. A recent research study from IDC estimates that the Serbian IT market grew 18.3% year-on-year in 2007 to exceed $568 million, and could reach $646 million this year.

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Showing signs of maturity, the Slovenian IT services market is expected to surpass $290 million in 2007, a jump of just over 10% from 2006. The increasingly technology-dependent economy will fuel IT services uptake at the same time privatization forces organizations to modernize both their IT infrastructure and business processes.

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The Macedonian IT market is expected to soar over 40% in 2007 to almost $121 million, largely due to massive government investment in the education sector. According to a recent study by IDC, rapid growth of the Macedonian IT market is expected to continue over the coming years.

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