Soft Tech provides software for the window and door industry. We are trusted to provide faster and accurate design, estimation and manufacturing solutions. We support over 10,000 window and door manufacturers, dealers and suppliers globally, including some of world’s largest and most complex businesses. Founded in 1988, Soft Tech now has offices in North America, Australia, New Zealand, United Kingdom, France, Turkey and India.
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Technical Solutions is an information services consulting company. Since 1984 we have been providing strategic management and tactical information technology ...
Initially the company developed software on demand for corporate clients, such as many local radio stations, as well as some foreign companies. At the end of 1994, SkyCode also provided services such as advanced LAN administration and consulting in the IT-area. Some of our clients are: Vitosha, Express, FM radio stations, CityStil, Graffitti audio studio, FRAM international, Japan International Agency, Aqua Storm Ltd., Virgina Records (Universal/Polygram), Geophysics Institute, Demir Bank, National Charity Fund, 13th century Bulgaria, Sunny Films, Bon Marine Ltd, MMArt, National Statistics Institute, Trud Daily, Banker Weekly, SEGA Daily, Darik, 99 radio station, Access-GL, Aiko, Channel-Com radio station, Metropolis magazine, BMM Ltd, Medipharma, Di Day 96, Technika, BalkanTourist, Ara audio studio, Clipper, Autookazion newspaper, BBSS, KPMG, BulBank, BioTeam, VAZ - Bulgaria, WizCom, Doverie Investment Fund, Elana, Energoremont, Escort, Klokner - Metal, Metalsnab, Mix Express, National Art Academy, Sofia University, New Bulgarian University, Ministry Of Internal Affairs, German economic representative office in Bulgaria, Specter Net, Centrum Group. SkyCode also participated in 1999 legalization campaign, held by Microsoft, Novell, Adobe, AutoDesk and Corel.