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Seminar Invitation: IT Offshoring – how to do it successfully
Integrating an offshore delivery with an existing delivery setup can be challenging. This seminar gives companies that are curious about off-shoring information and tips on how to do it successfully. On the agenda, you will find representatives from both the buyer and the supplier side sharing their knowledge. The seminar will be held partly in English. Lunch is included. When: Friday March 26, 2010, 11.30–15.30. Lunch 11:30-12:30 Where: Göteborg, at the Sigma Technology office at Lindholmspiren 9
The University Game Award contest launched
The goal for the participants is to submit an online game idea, concept description and sketches. The 2010 University Game Award will be held in two universities – Linnaeus University, Sweden and Kharkiv National University of Radio and Electronics, Ukraine.
Sigma AB publishes year-end report 2009
Sigma Technology' mother company, Sigma AB, has published the year-end report for 2009. Read the press release .
University Game Award in the news
Local newspaper SmålandsPosten writes about the University Game Award in today's paper. Read the article (in Swedish):
Technical Information 2.0 – seminars in Goteborg and Stockholm
The seminar on technical information 2.0 in Malmö in November was a success. Therefore, Sigma Technology now offers customers in Göteborg and Stockholm the same seminar in the spring of 2010. -“ We are very happy that our customers share our view on the future. I am sure that customers in Göteborg and Stockholm will appreciate the seminar too”, says Niklas Malmros, Global Operation Manager for Information Management at Sigma Technology. The dates set for the seminars are (click the links for full invitation, in swedish):
Sigma Technology secures new agreement with leading telecommunications company
Sigma Technology has secured a three year agreement with a world-leading developer in the telecommunications business in Karlskrona. The agreement is estimated to be worth approximately 45MSEK. Sigma Technology will use its position as one of the world’s leading information logistics companies to deliver customer product information efficiently and with quality. The product documentation that is covered by the agreement will mostly be produced locally in Karlskrona, but will also be synchronized with elements delivered from China and Hungary.