Softbank staying with the public sector
"According to Softbank's strategy the public sector is, along with the financial sector, the company's key field of activity," Katarzyna Perzak of Softbank's department of investor relations said. She denied press rumors that in two years the company would stop providing services for the public administration.
According to the Computerworld top 200 ranking from June 2005, Softbank SA is the second-largest provider in terms of value of IT solutions for the public-administration sector in the Polish market. As Perzak said, the company is currently working on more than a dozen projects in the sector, including work for clients such as the Ministry of Interior and Administration, the Supreme Chamber of Control and the Social Insurance Institution (ZUS).
"Some of the projects in the sector are long-term undertakings. Softbank SA is working on a central registration system of vehicles and drivers for the Ministry of the Interior and Administration, which is one of the largest contracts in the public sector in Poland. Softbank will be engaged in the project until 2009," Perzak said. She also added that Softbank SA plans to take part in further tenders in the sector.
According to the Computerworld top 200 ranking from June 2005, Softbank SA is the second-largest provider in terms of value of IT solutions for the public-administration sector in the Polish market. As Perzak said, the company is currently working on more than a dozen projects in the sector, including work for clients such as the Ministry of Interior and Administration, the Supreme Chamber of Control and the Social Insurance Institution (ZUS).
"Some of the projects in the sector are long-term undertakings. Softbank SA is working on a central registration system of vehicles and drivers for the Ministry of the Interior and Administration, which is one of the largest contracts in the public sector in Poland. Softbank will be engaged in the project until 2009," Perzak said. She also added that Softbank SA plans to take part in further tenders in the sector.
