i-Rose presented itself for the first time at the CeBIT fair

From 4 to 9 March this year, i-Rose presented itself for the first time at the world’s largest fair of information and communication technologies CeBIT 2008. They estimated that the decision to present in Hanover was more than the right one. In line with the development plan and business ambitions, they are expected to internationalize their operations in the future.

This year, more than 6,000 exhibitors from more than 70 countries presented themselves at CeBIT, and more than half a million visitors saw it. i-Rose, whose main activity is software development, presented a range of its most sought-after products and services at the fair, including i-Doc, i-Service, i-Agent and Alex. As a novelty, new tracking possibilities in the brewing industry, the field of gas and communal activities and charter management were presented at the fair. As i-Rose told the Celjan newspaper, in addition to already known partners from the European Union, Germany, England, Belgium and the Netherlands, larger companies, potential partners from Turkey, India and Russia also showed great interest in their offer. The acquisition of new partners and the expansion of the network of business ties outside the borders of the European Union was one of the key reasons for participating in the world’s largest trade fair for information and communication technologies.

All for development and progress
i-Rose has been operating since 1993, and the red thread of their business is software development, which is the result of their own knowledge and experience. Recently, technological cooperation with high-tech companies such as: Hermes Softlab, Iskratel, Mobitel and Telekom has also become increasingly important. We use innovative approaches in the development of services and product design, while monitoring business and information trends. Initially, they developed software for the management of general education libraries, intensively cooperated with RTV Slovenia in the development of radio and television pre-production programs, and also cooperated with the Laško Brewery in the development of software in their business processes. As a technology company, they are aware that continuous development is the only constant in their business. Therefore, they allocate more than 20 percent of annual revenues for development, and fully reinvest the profits in their own software solutions.