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Seavus opens research centre in Nis
Belgrade,
1 June 2007
The Serbian Investment and Export Promotion Agency (SIEPA) stated that multinational IT company Seavus will open its research and development centre in Nis, employing 70 programmers and investing €250,000.
The Sweden-based company produces advanced software solutions for efficient office management, communication, controlling the sale of gods, design and parking service.
The company employs 270 workers in six countries and sells its products in 68 countries worldwide. Seavus’ products are used by Volvo, Airbus, Ericcson, Michelin, Tele 2 etc.
The management of the company, which has the “golden partner” status with the world’s largest software company Microsoft, recognised the capacity of Serbian programmers and decided to invest in Serbia.
After Microsoft and Red Hat’s development centres, this will be the third international IT development centre to open in Serbia.
Seavus first showed up in Serbia as a local partner at the “Career Days” event in Nis, at which first 300 CVs of young experts from Nis and the surroundings interested in working for this company were submitted.
Seavus offers its employees the opportunity to learn about new technologies which the company uses whilst servicing its clients, as well as to constantly improve in a dynamic surroundings thriving with good ideas, adds the statement.
The company employs 270 workers in six countries and sells its products in 68 countries worldwide. Seavus’ products are used by Volvo, Airbus, Ericcson, Michelin, Tele 2 etc.
The management of the company, which has the “golden partner” status with the world’s largest software company Microsoft, recognised the capacity of Serbian programmers and decided to invest in Serbia.
After Microsoft and Red Hat’s development centres, this will be the third international IT development centre to open in Serbia.
Seavus first showed up in Serbia as a local partner at the “Career Days” event in Nis, at which first 300 CVs of young experts from Nis and the surroundings interested in working for this company were submitted.
Seavus offers its employees the opportunity to learn about new technologies which the company uses whilst servicing its clients, as well as to constantly improve in a dynamic surroundings thriving with good ideas, adds the statement.
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