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Geographical partnership
Pentalog Deustchland GmbH (Frankfurt am Main, Germany) was created following the association of Pentalog with a small Romanian IT services company operating within the German speaking market place.
Pentalog Deutschland serves customers such as LHS Telekommunikation (part of Ericsson group), Kassenärztliche Vereinigung Bayerns, Dionex Softron, the Austrian Press Agency, with nearshore teams from 3 to 11 persons.
- Company was created in: March 2008
- Sales figure - 2010: EUR 2 200 000
- Forecast for 2011 - Sales figure: EUR 3 200 000
- Employees (January 2011): 3 in Germany / 50 involved in Romania
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Technology partnership
Pentalog Ausy is a Joint-Venture (situated in Brasov, Romania) created by Ausy, a French IT services company specialized in embedded software development and Pentalog. Pentalog Ausy was created to meet the offshore needs of Ausy's prestigious clients and enabled Pentalog to develop its own expertise in this new technical area: embedded systems.
Pentalog Ausy serves customers such as Parrot, ST Ericsson with teams up to 40 experts dedicated to testing and embedded development activities in the field of wireless telecommunication.
- Company was created in: December 2006
- Sales figure - 2010: EUR 5 400 000
- Forecast for 2011 - Sales figure: EUR 6 500 000
- Employees (January 2011): 135 persons
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