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Microsoft’s mission is to enable people
with great software to realize their full potential. As the
worldwide leader in software for personal and business computing,
Microsoft strives to produce innovative products and services
that meet our customers’ evolving needs. At the same time, we
understand that long-term success is about more than just making
great products.
In an industry that moves at lightning speed, innovation is
critical to our competitiveness. Microsoft’s long-term approach
to research & development, combined with our constant efforts to
anticipate customer needs, improve quality and reduce costs will
enable us to deliver the best prod-ucts and technologies.
As a leading provider of development tools and methods, we find
it important to help young and talented students learning new
and interesting programming techniques. We also make it possible
for them to see the „.NET future” as we see it.
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Cisco Systems, Inc. is the worldwide
leader in networking for the Internet. Today, networks are an
essential part of business, education, government and home
communications, and Cisco Internet Protocol-based (IP)
net-working solutions are the foundation of these networks.
Cisco hardware, software, and service offerings are used to
create Internet solutions that allow individuals, companies, and
countries to increase productivity, improve customer
satisfaction and strengthen competitive advantage. The Cisco
name has become synonymous with the Internet, as well as with
the productivity improvements that Internet business solutions
provide. At Cisco, our vision is to change the way people work,
live, play and learn.
To help foster access to education and
professional opportunities around the world, the company has
founded the Cisco Networking Academy Program, dedicated to
providing students with the education and resources they need to
design, build, and maintain computer networks. By combining
education and the Internet, Cisco Networking Academies help
students around the world acquire the necessary skills for
IT-related jobs and for higher education in engineering,
computer science, and related fields-and ultimately, aid in the
development of their countries and their local economies. Now in
its sixth year, the program has more than 10,000 academies in
152 countries.
The Hungarian subsidiary of Cisco Systems
Inc. came into operation in 1995. Today, with its 50 employees,
Cisco Systems Hungary performs commercial, marketing and
technical tasks in order to adapt and test the last technologies.
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