BAKU, Azerbaijan, March 12
By Sadraddin Agjayev – Trend:
To supply ready-made solutions or those which are being developed to the foreign markets is one of the main spheres of the activity of Azerbaijan’s Cybernet company, CEO of the company Ilham Namazov said in an interview with Trend.
“The recent reforms carried out by the country's leadership in the IT sphere encourage us to show our experience, knowledge and skills in the foreign markets, to contribute to the introduction of modern technologies in our country, including Internet of things (IoT),” Namazov added.
“Our future goal is to enter the European markets,” Namazov added. “For this purpose, big reforms are being carried out in our company to introduce modern techno-standards and re-equipment."
“The development of information technologies makes it necessary to cooperate with experienced international companies in the ICT field,” the CEO added. “This allows them to introduce the latest technological innovations in the projects which are being implemented and contributes to quick learning of new technologies by the employees of the company.”
“In this sphere, from time to time, Cybernet cooperates with the companies from Israel, Russia, Belarus, Estonia, Turkey, as well as with such international organizations as the World Bank, the Korea International Cooperation Agency (KOICA), the Eastern Partnership, the Parliamentary Assembly of Turkic-Speaking Countries (TURKPA), the United Nations Development Program (UNDP), British Petroleum (BP),” CEO said.
"Over the 15 years of our activity, we have sold solutions and products abroad several times,” Namazov said. “The Tax Committee of Tajikistan, the Ministry of Healthcare and Social Development of Kazakhstan can be cited as an example. We are currently working with the State Tax Committee of Uzbekistan.”
“The employees of the State Tax Committee of Uzbekistan visited our company in late 2019,” CEO said. “They also reviewed our projects at the Azerbaijani Ministry of Taxes. Among foreign projects, we mainly prefer the projects for the World Bank, as they cover more professional and bigger systems, despite difficult requirements."
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