Creating technological and development bridges in between Spain and Kyrgyzstan
Creating technological and development bridges in between Spain and Kyrgyzstan
Our software factory works tirelessly to create innovative solutions for our clients—and, of course, for our internal needs.
Our developments include, but are not limited to, traditional desktop software, web-based solutions, and Android applications.
Our software tools are easy to use, powerful, and have a short learning curve. They are designed for business management as well as for the general public, depending on each case.
We also develop solutions for third parties according to the specifications of the projects in which we collaborate with them. We are pioneers in software development, with over 30 years of experience.
Just as we pay close attention to algorithms and the quality of our code, we also focus on the usability of our interfaces, making them fast and visually appealing with the help of professional and experienced graphic designers.
For non-tech companies or those whose core business is not IT, but which nonetheless rely heavily on technology to maintain their operations, it is highly recommended to fully or partially outsource their IT department and its cross-functional roles.
Our IT department also works on creating and maintaining content for websites and corporate intranets, and we offer passionate, client-focused engagement in community and social media management. We employ best practices to achieve search engine optimization (SEO).
On the physical side of IT, we install and deploy wired networks and corporate Wi-Fi solutions. We handle all types of data centers, from the design phase through to handover for operation, including climate control systems, automated backup, fire suppression systems, and access control.
There are many companies that supply laptops and desktop computers. We cannot offer any exceptional added value in this area. Therefore, our focus in hardware procurement is on sourcing non-standard equipment such as servers, workstations, embedded or dedicated systems, low-cost computers or microcomputers, industrial computers, PLCs (Programmable Logic Controllers), Information Kiosks, or Point-of-Sale (POS) systems.
