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Two Bulgarian software companies singled out at CeBIT

03. March 2011. | 10:13

Source: BNR

Two Bulgarian software companies have been awarded with a prestigious European prize for innovations at CeBIT, the biggest trade fair in the sphere of IT worldwide held in the German City of Hanover, the Bulgarian Association of Software Companies, BASCOM said.

Two Bulgarian software companies have been awarded with a prestigious European prize for innovations at CeBIT, the biggest trade fair in the sphere of IT worldwide held in the German City of Hanover, the Bulgarian Association of Software Companies, BASCOM said.

The companies InterConsult Bulgaria and Musala Soft have received the Gold and Silver prizes respectively. On 3 March honoring Bulgaria’s National Day, a Bulgarian Night will be held at CeBIT.

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