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MICROSOFT SIGNS COOPERATION AGREEMENT WITH VIVACELL ON THURSDAY
Arka News Agency, Armenia
Oct 9 2006
YEREVAN, October 9. /ARKA/. Microsoft signed a cooperation agreement
with VivaCell on Thursday, Vahe Torosyan, Microsoft Vice-President
for Central and Eastern Europe, said Friday at DigiTec-2006 second
international exhibition opening in Yerevan.
Torosyan said this agreement gives VivaCell the right to use
Microsoft-provided services throughout three years.
In his words, VivaCell will receive technical support from Microsoft
and the company personnel will upgrade their skill by using Microsoft
technologies.
Commenting on DigiTec2006 opening in Armenia, Torosyan said that the
exhibition will present achievements in Armenia's IT area.
In his opinion, the area has enough capacity for development. He said
IT sector ensures 40% of economic growth in European countries.
The three-day exhibition opened on Friday in Yerevan. Some 50 companies
were presented in the exhibition, of which 20% are foreign.
The exhibition information sponsors are ARKA News Agency and AMI
Novosti-Armenia.
Arka News Agency, Armenia
Oct 9 2006
YEREVAN, October 9. /ARKA/. Microsoft signed a cooperation agreement
with VivaCell on Thursday, Vahe Torosyan, Microsoft Vice-President
for Central and Eastern Europe, said Friday at DigiTec-2006 second
international exhibition opening in Yerevan.
Torosyan said this agreement gives VivaCell the right to use
Microsoft-provided services throughout three years.
In his words, VivaCell will receive technical support from Microsoft
and the company personnel will upgrade their skill by using Microsoft
technologies.
Commenting on DigiTec2006 opening in Armenia, Torosyan said that the
exhibition will present achievements in Armenia's IT area.
In his opinion, the area has enough capacity for development. He said
IT sector ensures 40% of economic growth in European countries.
The three-day exhibition opened on Friday in Yerevan. Some 50 companies
were presented in the exhibition, of which 20% are foreign.
The exhibition information sponsors are ARKA News Agency and AMI
Novosti-Armenia.