ahec News 2005
Laszlo Horvath presenting
at the IVSZ conference in Siofok, Hungary, on September
9, 2005.
The US is the third largest foreign investor
in Hungary with over 9 billion dollars. The US is Hungary's
6th or 7th trading partner (AmCham Hungary, 2005) and there
are about 500 US companies in Hungary today.
AHEC / Fredericksburg Regional Alliance
cooperation: AHEC was assisting Mr Gene Bailey’s business
development visit to Hungary on Nov 20 -22. Mr Bailey
met with our members and other business leaders
interested in entering the US market.
During his trip to Budapest, Mr Gene Bailey was meeting
with the following 11 Hungarian companies:
AAM Technologies Kft.
Arvato-Systems Kft.
Brit-Tech Kft.
Carnation
Eastron Kft.
FreeSoft Rt.
FreeSoft Rt.
Gamaxcom Kft.
KFKI Rt.
Régens Rt.
Szenzor Kft.
Can
Europe Still Compete in Technology?
November 14, 2005
From MSNBC.com (Topic: Innovation)
The future of Europe is often forgotten amidst the American
focus on competing with China. But European competitiveness
in global technology was a main focus at last month's sixteenth
annual European Technology Roundtable, in Athens, Greece--
and the messages of the three-day CEO gathering were decidedly
mixed.
Colin Powell and Arpad Toth on the ASIS International Seminar. September, 2005
Hungary’s
ICT Sector (pdf)
by Amanda Rivkin, Economic Section, U.S. Embassy, Budapest,
Hungary
Sept 14, 2005
(Chantilly, Va.) Chantilly-based
GTSI, a provider of information technology to the government,
said on Wednesday that it has promoted
Arpad Toth to the role of chief technologist of its Enterprise
Technology Practices. Toth was hired by GTSI in July
2003 to explore IT technology- driven business opportunities
for the company... Read
the full article.
June 22, 2005
AHEC Newsletters 2005
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